Paint Fumes Mistaken for Odor of Natural Gas
12 Seward St
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Summary
- Firefighters in Worcester, Massachusetts, responded to reports of a natural gas odor and sounding fire alarms at a building on Seward Street. Crews are on-site investigating the source of the odor.
Timeline
Firefighters are clearing the scene, confirming the odor was from paint fumes.
Firefighters confirm no gas odor was detected during their investigation.
Firefighters report that paint fumes, not gas, are likely causing the odor on the second floor.
Firefighters report no access to the basement yet, and no significant gas readings on the floor above.
Firefighters are assisting in locating the source of the gas leak within the building.
According to firefighters, there's low gas readings and no alarms sounding upon arrival. Investigation continues in the building.
Firefighters are investigating the gas odor in a three-story building. No visible signs of gas leak yet.
Firefighters have arrived and are staging near a hydrant to investigate the gas odor.
An additional report indicates that there is a gas odor and that fire alarms are sounding in the building.
Firefighters are en route to investigate a reported natural gas odor.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of natural gas.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12 Seward St.
Firefighters are clearing the scene, confirming the odor was from paint fumes.
Firefighters confirm no gas odor was detected during their investigation.
Firefighters report that paint fumes, not gas, are likely causing the odor on the second floor.
Firefighters report no access to the basement yet, and no significant gas readings on the floor above.
Firefighters are assisting in locating the source of the gas leak within the building.
According to firefighters, there's low gas readings and no alarms sounding upon arrival. Investigation continues in the building.
Firefighters are investigating the gas odor in a three-story building. No visible signs of gas leak yet.
Firefighters have arrived and are staging near a hydrant to investigate the gas odor.
An additional report indicates that there is a gas odor and that fire alarms are sounding in the building.
Firefighters are en route to investigate a reported natural gas odor.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of natural gas.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12 Seward St.
Firefighters are clearing the scene, confirming the odor was from paint fumes.
Firefighters confirm no gas odor was detected during their investigation.
Firefighters report that paint fumes, not gas, are likely causing the odor on the second floor.
Firefighters report no access to the basement yet, and no significant gas readings on the floor above.
Firefighters are assisting in locating the source of the gas leak within the building.
According to firefighters, there's low gas readings and no alarms sounding upon arrival. Investigation continues in the building.
Firefighters are investigating the gas odor in a three-story building. No visible signs of gas leak yet.
Firefighters have arrived and are staging near a hydrant to investigate the gas odor.
An additional report indicates that there is a gas odor and that fire alarms are sounding in the building.
Firefighters are en route to investigate a reported natural gas odor.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of natural gas.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12 Seward St.
Firefighters are clearing the scene, confirming the odor was from paint fumes.
Firefighters confirm no gas odor was detected during their investigation.
Firefighters report that paint fumes, not gas, are likely causing the odor on the second floor.
Firefighters report no access to the basement yet, and no significant gas readings on the floor above.
Firefighters are assisting in locating the source of the gas leak within the building.
According to firefighters, there's low gas readings and no alarms sounding upon arrival. Investigation continues in the building.
Firefighters are investigating the gas odor in a three-story building. No visible signs of gas leak yet.
Firefighters have arrived and are staging near a hydrant to investigate the gas odor.
An additional report indicates that there is a gas odor and that fire alarms are sounding in the building.
Firefighters are en route to investigate a reported natural gas odor.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of natural gas.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12 Seward St.
Firefighters are clearing the scene, confirming the odor was from paint fumes.
Firefighters confirm no gas odor was detected during their investigation.
Firefighters report that paint fumes, not gas, are likely causing the odor on the second floor.
Firefighters report no access to the basement yet, and no significant gas readings on the floor above.
Firefighters are assisting in locating the source of the gas leak within the building.
According to firefighters, there's low gas readings and no alarms sounding upon arrival. Investigation continues in the building.
Firefighters are investigating the gas odor in a three-story building. No visible signs of gas leak yet.
Firefighters have arrived and are staging near a hydrant to investigate the gas odor.
An additional report indicates that there is a gas odor and that fire alarms are sounding in the building.
Firefighters are en route to investigate a reported natural gas odor.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of natural gas.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12 Seward St.
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