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Gas Line Struck in Apartment
330 E 38th St
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- Firefighters responded to a gas line rupture at an apartment on East 38th Street in New York City after an independent contractor accidentally struck the line. The gas leak was quickly brought under control, and no issues or gas readings were detected during building searches.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 330 E 38th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 330 E 38th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 330 E 38th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 330 E 38th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 330 E 38th St.
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Manhattan FDNY · Oct 19, 5:26PM · 0:30
Battalion 8 to Manhattan. Battalion 8. 75, all searches from floor 20 to 57 are complete and negative. We had one precautionary line stretched. Con Ed was able to control the leak. We're going to use all hands and go under control at this box. 10-4, Battalion 8. 10-4, it's going to be 725 hours.
Manhattan FDNY · Oct 19, 5:06PM · 0:29
Battalion 8 to Manhattan. Battalion 8. 754, we had a contractor hit a, uh, on an apartment 20G. We have no readings on the Altair at this time. We're in the process of trying to shut down the line.10-4, Battalion 8. 705, 456.
Manhattan FDNY · Oct 19, 4:59PM · 0:22
Battalion 8, we got this directly from Con Ed. They said that there was an independent contractor working there and struck the gas line. Alright, 10-4. Thank you, Manhattan. 10-4. 456.
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