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People Evacuated Following Carbon Monoxide Leak
3663 S Miami Ave
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- A gas leak at 3663 S Miami Ave in Miami prompted an evacuation after carbon monoxide was detected in the building's boiler room. Emergency crews are working to mitigate the leak and have set up a command post nearby.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3663 S Miami Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3663 S Miami Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3663 S Miami Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3663 S Miami Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3663 S Miami Ave.
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Miami FR Tac G · Jul 11, 2:23PM · 0:31
3, 2, 1. 2, 1, QSK. QSL, we're on the second floor of that office, 3, 2, 10. We have readings of CO at 57 Pumper Million. Hey, Zach, your team 2, they're getting readings of 57 Pumper Million on floor 2, is that correct? QSL. 4257 BPM. QSL, we need to evaluate. And, whether you see that in there, let's get them evacuated immediately. Immediately.
Miami FR Tac G · Jul 11, 2:20PM · 0:22
Rescue 1 at the land, be advised, top floor is the 6th floor. 6th floor is clear. 07 meters. No, no cases. Proceeding to the 5th floor. Excellent. Excellent, very good. We got team 1. 460 on the meter. 460 there.
Miami FR Tac K · Jul 11, 2:09PM · 0:31
Chief 3, I have the matter. Chief 3, could advise, I believe Chief 1 is upstairs, talking about a situation. Has not seen his inside. They're just going to put the face where it's going to be, and Captain Baca. So far, they're trying to mitigate the situation. Do you know where the command post is located? I think I'm going to have to drive him in the middle of the lake, I'll face-to-face with Chief 1. Chief 1, to come back, be advised, the command post is near the ladder between the East and.... 10-4.
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