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Commercial Fire at Whyalla
« on: July 13, 2006, 02:08:41 PM »
I am not sure if all the pager message relate to the one tasking, but....

Also three calls in Adel where 5 MFS trucks have been rolled, land search at Melrose, RCR at Snowtown and RCR at Marla.

Busy day for ComCen operators....
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13:23:41 13-07-06 ALL CREW RESPOND CODE RED

13:19:15 13-07-06 F2ND ALARM STRUCTURE ALL CREW REQUIRED

 13:13:39 13-07-06 MFS: CHANGE QUARTERS TO PORT AUGUSTA STATION

13:07:07 13-07-06 CODE RED RESPONSE TO WHYALLA INCIDENT

13:04:18 13-07-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 13/07/06 13:01,WHYALLA TOWN,WHYALLA, MAP 0 0 0 ,,PORT AUGUSTA HWY,PACIFIC SALT,519*CFSRES:

12:56:28 13-07-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 13/07/06 12:54,WHYALLA TOWN,WHYALLA, MAP 0 0 0 ,,,529*CFSRES:

12:50:58 13-07-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 13/07/06 12:48,PORT AUGUSTA TOWN,PORT AUGUSTA, MAP 0 0 0 ,,PORT AUGUSTA HWY,PACIFIC SALT JUST PAST ONE STEEL,519*CFSRES:
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Re: Commercial Fire at Whyalla
« Reply #1 on: July 13, 2006, 02:48:03 PM »
14:17:20 13-07-06 KADINA INFO; KADINA MFS ARE OUT OF TOWN, CHANGED QUARTERS TO PT PIRIE. DB

14:03:30 13-07-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 13/07/06 14:00,LINCOLN HWY,WHYALLA, MAP 0 0 0 ,,PACIFIC SALTS ABOUT 5KM FROM WHYALLA T/G 154 ENROUTE AND 192 AT INCIDENT,31*CFSRES:

13:50:05 13-07-06 MFS: CHANGE QUARTERS TO PORT PIRIE STATION USE TALK GROUP 154 ON THE WAY AND TALK GROUP 192 ONCE IN PORT PIRIE

 13:48:24 13-07-06 SHQ: CFSRES STIRLING NORTH RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE, PACIFIC SALT, NEAR ONE STEEL, WHYALLA, REQUIRE 34 APPLIANCE ONLY, CONTACT REGION 4 ON 062 > 13/07/2006 13:48:12

13:39:26 13-07-06 FIRE CALL ATTEND STATION

13:35:02 13-07-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: STIRLING NORTH RESPOND TO STATION, STANDBY TO COVER PT AUGUSTA TOWNSHIP. < 13/07/2006 13:34:51

13:32:26 13-07-06 FIRE CALL ATTEND STATION
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Re: Commercial Fire at Whyalla
« Reply #2 on: July 13, 2006, 03:25:21 PM »
14:47:09 13-07-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: PT GERMEIN RESPOND TO STATION FOR WHYALLA FIRE. REFER TO CAPTAIN FOR ATTENDANCE < 13/07/2006 14:47:01

14:48:07 13-07-06 SHQ: CFSRES WILMINGTON RESPOND TO FACTORY FIRE, PACIFIC SALT , WHYALLA - GRN 192 TALK TO WHYALLA FIRE > 13/07/2006 14:47:57
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Re: Commercial Fire at Whyalla
« Reply #3 on: July 14, 2006, 09:39:20 AM »
Firefighters contain warehouse blaze. 13/07/2006.
ABC News Online

[This is the print version of story http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200607/s1686258.htm]

Last Update: Thursday, July 13, 2006. 7:00pm (AEST)

Firefighters contain warehouse blaze

An estimated $2 million fire at Whyalla, in southern South Australia, has been contained but is expected to burn throughout the night.

Firefighters from Whyalla, Port Augusta, Port Pirie and Adelaide have been at the scene for more than five hours.

The fire broke out in the 100-by-30-metre shed just before 1:00pm.

When firefighters arrived at the scene, the warehouse was completely engulfed by flames.

The warehouse, 10 kilometres south of Whyalla, contained flammable materials, including plastics, which fuelled the fire.

Efforts to contain the fire were hampered by a lack of water supply at the site.

Toxic smoke from the blaze is believed to be thinning down and is now being blown out to sea.

But Detective Sergeant Joanne Barnes is asking residents to remain cautious.

"Please stay inside your homes, especially in the case of if the wind does change to ensure that they're obviously not exposed to any smoke whatsoever," she said.

Fire technicians from Adelaide are at the scene to determine the cause, which is not believed to be suspicious.

MFS spokesman Wayne Haynes earlier said the fire appeared to be accidental.
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