Smoke From Burnt Food in Building
622 Cayuga Ave
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a report of smoke at a two-story building on Cayuga Ave in San Francisco, determining the cause to be burnt food. No further action was required, and most units were released from the scene.
Timeline
Firefighters confirmed the smoke was from burnt food, and most units have been released from the scene.
Firefighters determined the smoke was caused by burnt food. No further action is needed.
Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke at a two-story building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke in a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 622 Cayuga Ave.
Firefighters confirmed the smoke was from burnt food, and most units have been released from the scene.
Firefighters determined the smoke was caused by burnt food. No further action is needed.
Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke at a two-story building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke in a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 622 Cayuga Ave.
Firefighters confirmed the smoke was from burnt food, and most units have been released from the scene.
Firefighters determined the smoke was caused by burnt food. No further action is needed.
Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke at a two-story building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke in a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 622 Cayuga Ave.
Firefighters confirmed the smoke was from burnt food, and most units have been released from the scene.
Firefighters determined the smoke was caused by burnt food. No further action is needed.
Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke at a two-story building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke in a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 622 Cayuga Ave.
Firefighters confirmed the smoke was from burnt food, and most units have been released from the scene.
Firefighters determined the smoke was caused by burnt food. No further action is needed.
Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke at a two-story building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke in a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 622 Cayuga Ave.
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