Carbon Monoxide Leak With Two Peole Feeling Sick
434 Lafayette St
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a theater on Lafayette Street in New York City due to a gas odor and elevated carbon monoxide levels. A gas boiler was shut down after detecting 200 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the boiler room. Two individuals reported headaches, and the building is being ventilated to ensure safety.
Timeline
Firefighters report two patients with headaches and nausea. EMS has been informed but no unit is assigned yet.
The utility company is on the scene, and crews are awaiting an ambulance to assist those with headaches.
A team is expected to arrive shortly to assist with the situation at the theater.
According to firefighters, they are ventilating the building and will remain on scene to ensure safety.
Firefighters detected 200 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the boiler room and are checking the rest of the building.
Firefighters shut down a gas boiler due to elevated carbon monoxide levels. Two people report headaches.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of gas in a theater.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 434 Lafayette St.
Firefighters report two patients with headaches and nausea. EMS has been informed but no unit is assigned yet.
The utility company is on the scene, and crews are awaiting an ambulance to assist those with headaches.
A team is expected to arrive shortly to assist with the situation at the theater.
According to firefighters, they are ventilating the building and will remain on scene to ensure safety.
Firefighters detected 200 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the boiler room and are checking the rest of the building.
Firefighters shut down a gas boiler due to elevated carbon monoxide levels. Two people report headaches.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of gas in a theater.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 434 Lafayette St.
Firefighters report two patients with headaches and nausea. EMS has been informed but no unit is assigned yet.
The utility company is on the scene, and crews are awaiting an ambulance to assist those with headaches.
A team is expected to arrive shortly to assist with the situation at the theater.
According to firefighters, they are ventilating the building and will remain on scene to ensure safety.
Firefighters detected 200 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the boiler room and are checking the rest of the building.
Firefighters shut down a gas boiler due to elevated carbon monoxide levels. Two people report headaches.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of gas in a theater.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 434 Lafayette St.
Firefighters report two patients with headaches and nausea. EMS has been informed but no unit is assigned yet.
The utility company is on the scene, and crews are awaiting an ambulance to assist those with headaches.
A team is expected to arrive shortly to assist with the situation at the theater.
According to firefighters, they are ventilating the building and will remain on scene to ensure safety.
Firefighters detected 200 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the boiler room and are checking the rest of the building.
Firefighters shut down a gas boiler due to elevated carbon monoxide levels. Two people report headaches.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of gas in a theater.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 434 Lafayette St.
Firefighters report two patients with headaches and nausea. EMS has been informed but no unit is assigned yet.
The utility company is on the scene, and crews are awaiting an ambulance to assist those with headaches.
A team is expected to arrive shortly to assist with the situation at the theater.
According to firefighters, they are ventilating the building and will remain on scene to ensure safety.
Firefighters detected 200 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the boiler room and are checking the rest of the building.
Firefighters shut down a gas boiler due to elevated carbon monoxide levels. Two people report headaches.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an odor of gas in a theater.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 434 Lafayette St.
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