Smoke Seeping From Maintenance Hole, Power Outage
102-48 Jamaica Ave
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to smoke emanating from a manhole on Jamaica Avenue in Richmond Hill, New York, which led to power outages in the area. A possible explosion was reported, and firefighters are investigating the situation.
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Firefighters at the scene have requested utility company assistance due to ongoing smoke seeping from the manhole.
Reports indicate a possible explosion at the scene, with firefighters investigating the situation.
Firefighters confirm smoke is seeping from the maintenance hole and have reported power outages on Jamaica Avenue and 104th Street.
Firefighters are scaling back their response, maintaining one engine on scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from a manhole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 102-48 Jamaica Ave.
Firefighters at the scene have requested utility company assistance due to ongoing smoke seeping from the manhole.
Reports indicate a possible explosion at the scene, with firefighters investigating the situation.
Firefighters confirm smoke is seeping from the maintenance hole and have reported power outages on Jamaica Avenue and 104th Street.
Firefighters are scaling back their response, maintaining one engine on scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from a manhole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 102-48 Jamaica Ave.
Firefighters at the scene have requested utility company assistance due to ongoing smoke seeping from the manhole.
Reports indicate a possible explosion at the scene, with firefighters investigating the situation.
Firefighters confirm smoke is seeping from the maintenance hole and have reported power outages on Jamaica Avenue and 104th Street.
Firefighters are scaling back their response, maintaining one engine on scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from a manhole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 102-48 Jamaica Ave.
Firefighters at the scene have requested utility company assistance due to ongoing smoke seeping from the manhole.
Reports indicate a possible explosion at the scene, with firefighters investigating the situation.
Firefighters confirm smoke is seeping from the maintenance hole and have reported power outages on Jamaica Avenue and 104th Street.
Firefighters are scaling back their response, maintaining one engine on scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from a manhole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 102-48 Jamaica Ave.
Firefighters at the scene have requested utility company assistance due to ongoing smoke seeping from the manhole.
Reports indicate a possible explosion at the scene, with firefighters investigating the situation.
Firefighters confirm smoke is seeping from the maintenance hole and have reported power outages on Jamaica Avenue and 104th Street.
Firefighters are scaling back their response, maintaining one engine on scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from a manhole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 102-48 Jamaica Ave.
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AGAIN SMH
WELL GO PUT IT OUT 😆 🤣
This just happened on Saturday in Myrtle any idea what can be causing these issues
Overheat cables or short circuits
No power??
AGAIN SMH
WELL GO PUT IT OUT 😆 🤣
This just happened on Saturday in Myrtle any idea what can be causing these issues
Overheat cables or short circuits
No power??
AGAIN SMH
WELL GO PUT IT OUT 😆 🤣
This just happened on Saturday in Myrtle any idea what can be causing these issues
Overheat cables or short circuits
No power??
AGAIN SMH
WELL GO PUT IT OUT 😆 🤣
This just happened on Saturday in Myrtle any idea what can be causing these issues
Overheat cables or short circuits
No power??
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AGAIN SMH
WELL GO PUT IT OUT 😆 🤣
This just happened on Saturday in Myrtle any idea what can be causing these issues
Overheat cables or short circuits
No power??