Elevated carbon monoxide in basement; crews ventilate, Chicago IL
Fire & ArsonCrews are using fans to ventilate a building in Chicago after elevated carbon monoxide was found in the basement. CO readings were about 40 parts per million. One EMS evaluation ended in a refusal. An automatic alarm was received near Honorary.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
(number withheld) got the hold of office. (number withheld) to Maine. (number withheld). Yeah, just an update. We're still getting our fans running to ventilate. We're down to about 40 parts per million in the basement. We'll let them work for a little while longer. The one other EMS evaluation we had was another refusal. Okay, (number withheld) message received. And the automatic alarm, near Honorary. near Honorary.
(number withheld) got the hold of office. (number withheld) to Maine. (number withheld). Yeah, just an update. We're still getting our fans running to ventilate. We're down to about 40 parts per million in the basement. We'll let them work for a little while longer. The one other EMS evaluation we had was another refusal. Okay, (number withheld) message received. And the automatic alarm, near Honorary. near Honorary.
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