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| Fire station is QSB, no zombies attacking, but probably won't be safe for long.--[[User:No-genius|No-genius]] 19:19, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
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| Reuters (MALTON)-- Early this morning Chidley Row Fire Station was over-run by infected citizens, ending a nearly week-long siege in a once peaceful suburb. This comes as a blow to rescue efforts, adding one more block to the ever-widening quarantine zone on the West end of the city. On two occasions gunfire erupted, and military personnel were reportedly seen at the station the prior night, perhaps attempting to evacuate survivors or manage the ensuing violence. One casualty was reported and at least two are missing of the few survivors that remained yesterday. At that time, the generator began sputtering and there were concerns it would run out of fuel before morning. More than anything, this tragedy highlights the stress the Emergency Management teams have endured during this crisis, as no further National Guard or city emergency workers were seen at press time and no less than seven infected victims were sighted milling about the station. (15 aug 2007)
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| A.P. (MALTON)-- Attacks have been on the rise the last two nights, with barricades being rebuild daily. There are many inexperienced civilians inside, and the smell of fresh injuries seems to be drawing more and more of the infected. Local volunteer fire chief Captain D has ordered evacuation to Judge Road Police department in nearby North Blytheville. Although flares have been fired, the fire station's radio equipment has been looted--save for one receive-only unit--so rescue efforts are unlikely. Captain D has asked refugees to pass along word of the need for supplies, those skilled in barricade construction, and a portable transmitter to restore contact with the city's Emergency Services. (14 aug 2007)
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| Downgraded to Unsafe/Overcaded (2 feb 2007)
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