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Elevated carbon monoxide levels detected in building basement, New York NY

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Near Dyckman St, New York, NY 10040

Elevated carbon monoxide levels were found in the basement of a building near Dyckman Street caused by a defective boiler. Emergency units turned off the boiler and are ventilating the area until the levels decrease.

Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
02:34
Transcript:
00:00
That box 1789, you'll let the battalion know.
00:03
Latter 36 reports, they have an elevated read of carbon monoxide in the basement shared by two businesses.
00:10
They have the boiler turned off, they are venting the area, and will update the battalion with readings shortly.
00:17
Okay.
00:20
Okay. Okay. All right, to the battalion one three, okay.
00:23
Okay.
00:25
Battalion 1 3, 10-4.
00:27
We're almost died.
00:28
We're almost died. We're almost 4.
00:30
Taita-4.
00:36
9-tang-2-262, okay.
00:40
Engine 262.
00:42
Okay.
00:50
And you're 262, you're responding to Queens box 945, correct?
00:58
10-4, no doubt.
01:01
That's up more.
01:02
You're in Manhattan frequency, switch to the Queens frequency, okay.
01:07
6-2, 104.
01:17
There's one-five to four hours four to a two hours four to a half engine engine three five and a half engine three five
01:35
Engine 35, you can show it's the name from box 214A, back to your frequency.
01:44
All right, temple.
01:50
525-25 hours, 4-2-0.
01:55
1-3 to Manhattan.
01:59
Tire 1-3.
02:08
91 3 Manhattan on the box 1789 we are going to drop down to 1018. Elevated carbon monoxide levels in the basement of 170 Dyckman Street caused by a defective boiler. We shut it down and engine 95-latter 36 is remaining on scene. Battalion is remaining on scene to monitor levels until they drop.
02:30
That's up 14389, 1018 on box 1789, 1018 on box 1789.

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Near Dyckman St, New York, NY 10040

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