Possible carbon monoxide poisoning at home, Buffalo NY
Medical EmergencyA possible carbon monoxide poisoning was reported at a residence near North Covington Drive in Buffalo. The homeowner felt ill after working near the water tank. No alarm was triggered, but emergency responders were notified to assess the situation.
Audio|Source: West Seneca Fire Dispatch
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Senator,
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how is possible carbon monoxide poisoning,
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which symptoms call came through National Fuel Gas, near North Covington Drive.
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Repeated this, Seneca Hose, possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Call came through National Fuel Gas.
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Near North Covington Drive.
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Time your dispatch, 1557.
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Senegal and I want to respond.
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Seneca was 9-1, you're responding. This came right through national fuel. Apparently the homeowner either was doing the work or had worked under his water tank. They're now feeling yellow.
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There was no alarm activation. You're responding to, you know, when I also notified AMO.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Covington Dr, Buffalo, NY 14220
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