Gas odor prompts swift evacuation at Yoe residence, Yoe PA
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Fire & ArsonGas odor was detected inside a Yoe residence, prompting a safe evacuation of residents. Columbia Gas was immediately notified to respond to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: York County Fire - South Operations
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02:50
Transcript:
00:00
First party caller reporting.
00:05
Reporting odor of gas inside,
00:09
no reported sickness or injuries, they were advised to evacuate.
00:32
RTC 13-2, 1320.
00:38
30 hours for 77 in route.
00:41
D-Oction 77, sound forward.
00:47
Excuse, which house has that one?
00:52
York City, 13.
00:53
Is there anything additional?
00:55
213, first-party caller reporting other natural gas inside, no reported injuries or sickness,
01:03
unknown exactly where it was.
01:04
They were advised to evacuate.
01:07
Columbia Gas has an immediate response.
01:11
Okay.
01:15
Newark, 213 is 2.3 is a 2.5-story,
01:19
single-family, grabbed gas again.
01:23
Copy, 1321.
01:29
Rescue for Chief 3.
01:30
Can you move down in front of the 42 Main Street?
01:38
Mark,
01:39
Rescue 131,
01:42
responding in place of engine 132.
01:48
Rescue 131, copy.
01:50
Self, 4.
01:55
York engine 21 two response check
02:02
York City have gotten to you have coming this time time you're truck seventy seven in route
02:27
Go next to do for the truck company then.
02:31
Chief 133 are from Kathy 3.
02:34
The gas meter for the resident is going to be on the 46 Main Street on the Bravo side.
02:43
The affected residents is the top floor of the apartment building that's separated from 46 Main Street.
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Yoe, PA 17313
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