Carbon monoxide alarm at durango apartment near east 5th avenue, Durango CO
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm sounded near East 5th Avenue unit B in Durango due to a possible gas stove problem. Firefighters responded and found no signs of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Audio|Source: Four Corners Area Fire and EMS
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Durango Fire District 2 and Engine 2 respond to fire alarm near East 5th Avenue unit B
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Avenue, Unit B for carbon monoxide alarm going off timeout in (number withheld)
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Two, Covey.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Formatine engine 6, medic 1, 6 patient, sobering center 1620 Oho Corp.
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Again, engine 6, medic 1, 6 patient,
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sobering center, 1620 Oho Corp.
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Going to be a 48-48-year-old malconscious and breathing complaining of high blood pressure.
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Still got that further, back up 102 at 018.
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Medics 6 available 019.
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I'm showing a broad response at 026.22.
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Copy,
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negative symptoms of CO poisoning, RP advise, the alarm is going off from the issue with a gas stove break.
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Location mentioned:
E 5th Ave b, Durango, CO 81301
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