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Transcripts for MSNBC 91101 The First Night 20210911 04:55:00

robert? tom, within minutes of the first explosion, thousands of doctors and nurses and hundreds of hospitals around the new york city area, responded with emergency plans to the biggest medical crisis the city has ever faced. at the scene of the explosions and building collapse, emergency workers set up triage sites, to put the date aside and move the most critically wounded to area hospitals. the closest from the center to the world trade center is st. vincent s in new york s greenwich village. a stretchy stream of ambulances began minutes after the explosion and continued through the day, with many kinds of injuries. several factors, several patients have already been to the operating room, and because of the intense fire and smoke, multiple patients with inhalation injuries. and they re being monitored in critical care units. medical staff stood prepared

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150702:13:40:00

that s what they use in executions police and fire department went door to door telling people to stay with friend or relatives or go to a local shopping mall oral high school for shelter. 5,000 people have been moved out of the area. the fireman came up to the door and started knock on it and woke me and my dog up. he told us a train wrecked and to evacuate. reporter: the sheriff s office says first responders staying back from the accident letting the fire burn itself out. the concern is there are two tank cars on either side of the burning car so there is a worry those could catch fire as well. the evacuations are expected to last 24-48 hours. the 10 marysville privilege had to be treated for inhalation injuries. they got there before they knew what they were dealing with.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130418:08:01:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130418:08:01:00
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130418:13:09:00

fluid scenario. listen to what the mayor told us a short time ago. i do not have an exact number of casualties at this time. our hurt, we took over 160 to waco hospital, area hospitals, for treatment. reporter: the injuries range really from broken bones to scrapes, cuts and bruises from flying glass to bronchial problems, respiratory problems for people that were breathing some of the toxic fumes this fire was giving off and it irritated their lungs and they also went to the emergency room, patti ann. patti ann: a lot of those inhalation injuries. casey, this west fertilizer plant what do we know about it? reporter: well it is pretty small according to the research our brain room in new york was able to dig up. only 20 employees or so. the facility itself is 1500

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130418:10:06:00

a a lot of people initially thought it was an earthquake they had on their hands. then reports started trickling in of this explosion. just to remember, a search-and-rescue mission underway at this hour. more than 160 people have already been treated for injuries ranging from broken bones to inhalation injuries at area hospitals from breathing in the toxic fumes that this was giving off. again, it is still a situation where we have a handful of fire fighters that are still unaccounted for. a devastating catastrophe they re dealing with here in west texas. gretchen: casey, let me ask you this with regard to people and victims at this point. is there any way to account for how many people who were actually working in the plant at that time compared to the 160 who have been injured? has the company been able to say we suspect that there were still 100 people inside at the time? and what about the people in those homes that were

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