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FDNY · QUEENS · Fire
Carbon Monoxide Levels Drop to Acceptable Range in Queens
FDNY units are on scene in Queens where carbon monoxide levels have dropped within an acceptable range. The basement has been vented out, and building personnel are present with a contract to service the burner. Units are being released except one engine and one ladder.
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- Carbon Monoxide Levels Drop to Acceptable Range in QueensCO levels dropped to acceptable range; basement vented; building personnel on scene with contract to service burner; 10-18
- Radio Battalion 51 reported that CO levels dropped to an acceptable range, the basement was vented, and building personnel are on scene with a contract to service the burner.
- Carbon Monoxide Readings Reported in Queens Basement
- Radio Battalion 51 reported CO readings in the basement, checking first-floor apartments, shutting down the boiler, and remaining on scene with one engine and one ladder.
- Radio Units reported a false alarm and were unable to reset the system.
- Radio Units reported a gas emergency at the scene.
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