Carbon monoxide alarm evacuates multiple children in Cincinnati, Cincinnati OH
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm at a Cincinnati address led to the evacuation and evaluation of several children for exposure. Emergency responders assessed and provided care to the patients, with some refusing treatment. Contacts with parents were made during the incident.
Audio|Source: Hamilton County Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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We have carbon monoxide levels over 200.
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We've evacuated about six kids out of the building.
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Get it started certain medication at this location,
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assessed with patient care and refusals.
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Here, clear on all.
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Area 59. Carbon monoxide alarm.
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Medic 96. On Fireground 4.
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Near West Wyoming Avenue.
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Cross of Anna Street and Washington Avenue.
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Near West Wyoming Avenue.
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On Fireground 4.
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17.
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Can you dispatch a squad for a female complaining of effect pain?
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Pay for them.
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No need for an engine, just squad, please.
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Yeah, I'm...
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I don't know what their room card recommends, but I'll let them know.
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Why don't have any command of medic 96?
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Drive for 996.
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By the night six, if you're coming down Wyoming, you can park in front of engine 59 to the curb, we've got five pediatric patients, high levels of carbon monoxide in the building needed assist and assessments and refusals.
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We've heard of contact with parents right now.
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Location mentioned:
Near W Wyoming Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45215
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