Fire department responds to carbon monoxide alarm, Buffalo NY
Medical EmergencyEmergency crews are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment. A person in the upper apartment is feeling lightheaded.
Audio|Source: Buffalo Police, Fire and EMS
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C.O. detector with symptoms, number 248, Cambridge, between Northland and East Delavan and the upper. Level 2 response, go for engine 33, letter 14, F20, and B47. I'm still alarmed to investigate for CO with symptoms, number 248, Cambridge, between Northland and East Delavan, and the upper. Level 2 response, go for engine 33, letter 14, F20, and B47. Time out, 09:34 hours, buffalo fire. Radio to check 22. Roger B47, you're responding number 248K Bridge to a north-lit at East Delavan. Callers said she lived in the upper, said her CO alarm is going off, also reported being lightheaded. You have one in one F-20 ambulance responding to investigate.
C.O. detector with symptoms, number 248, Cambridge, between Northland and East Delavan and the upper. Level 2 response, go for engine 33, letter 14, F20, and B47. I'm still alarmed to investigate for CO with symptoms, number 248, Cambridge, between Northland and East Delavan, and the upper. Level 2 response, go for engine 33, letter 14, F20, and B47. Time out, 09:34 hours, buffalo fire. Radio to check 22. Roger B47, you're responding number 248K Bridge to a north-lit at East Delavan. Callers said she lived in the upper, said her CO alarm is going off, also reported being lightheaded. You have one in one F-20 ambulance responding to investigate.
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Near Cambridge Ave, Buffalo, NY 14215
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