Van accident with smoke and glass on highway 90, Waveland MS
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TrafficA van had a blowout and stopped in the westbound lane of Highway 90 near Walmart Drive, causing smoke and glass on the road. Fire and police were notified and responded. The vehicle may be blocking the roadway.
Audio|Heard on: Hancock County Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Central to Waveland Fire Rescue, Wayland Fire Rescue, respond to Highway 90, Highway 90 and Walmart Drive.
00:05
Maybe a possible accident, a van, how they blow out.
00:09
They're sitting in the middle of the highway in the westbound lane, lots of smoke coming from the vehicle.
00:14
PD's been notified.
00:19
Seven engine two routes.
00:24
Waveland Engine, I have you en route to the area of Highway 90, Highway 90 and Walmart Drive for what we think is an accident.
00:35
It was called in by passer buyers stating that there's a vehicle that possibly had a blowout, is sitting in the middle of the highway westbound.
00:45
Lots of smoke coming from the vehicle and there's glass everywhere.
00:57
Light and Ladder 1, Central.
01:02
104, go ahead, Wave 1 engine 1.
01:06
Layton ladder 1 in route.
01:15
4. Central and Way 1 engine units responding, be advised that there may be some blockage as well.
01:25
Wave engine 2 on 2.
01:29
24, Weavent engine 2.
01:32
Wave 1 engine 2. Wave 1 engine 2, since we're going to have 1st8 that is disabled.
01:38
We don't know if it's come off.
01:44
74. Wave ladder 1 central 1 thing.
01:53
104. 104.
01:59
Playwright and distribute this time.
02:00
We can get the next director in rotation and rotation.
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Location mentioned:
US-90, Waveland, MS 39576
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