Calgary firefighters shore up garages after vehicle collisions | 24CA News

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Published 02.05.2023
Calgary firefighters shore up garages after vehicle collisions  | 24CA News

Two automobiles working into garages in two totally different quadrants of the town wanted response from the Calgary Fire Department’s Technical Rescue Team (TRT). Fire crews additionally shut off a pure fuel line at one of many collisions.

At round 8:50 a.m. on Tuesday, a driver backing out of their storage right into a again alley ran right into a two-car storage of a house on Huntridge Hill N.E. The driver was not injured, however the collision prompted “significant structural damage,” the CFD mentioned.

The TRT was known as in to shore up the storage, given it’s “extensive” injury.

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At round 12:40 p.m. the identical day, a choose up truck bumped into the nook of an hooked up storage in the neighborhood of Walden, went via the storage and out the opposite facet, and got here to relaxation within the neighbouring storage, the CFD mentioned.

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TRT firefighters have been required to evaluate the steadiness of the 2 garages and shored up these buildings.

Firefighters shut off a pure fuel line that was broken within the collision and ATCO began repairs shortly after. Enmax was additionally known as to the scene to evaluate for electrical hazards.


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No accidents have been reported on the time, however a resident informed CFD the collision made the home shake.

As the title suggests, the 90-member Technical Rescue Team are known as in to offer response past what typical firefighters do, together with high- and low-angle rescues, constructing collapses, confined areas, rope and trench rescue, or automobile extraction.

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