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Carbon monoxide alarm triggers building evacuation
Fire & Arson
Near North River Road, Lee, NH 03861
Audio|Source: Barrington Fire and Rescue
00:15
Transcript: UNAHF alarm to leave fire respond to 206 North River Road, the Haven for carbon monoxide. Alarm going off from the old basement, no ill effects, but they are evacuating. Time, 1157.
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UNH fire alarm to leave fire respond to 206 North River Road, the haven for a carbon monoxide alarm going off in the old basement. UNH fire alarm to leave fire respond to 206 North River Road, the haven for carbon monoxide alarm going off in the old basement. No ill effects, but they are evacuating. Time 1157. Fire alarm, we engine one. Entering the engine one. We're onto the haven. Received on responding, 1158. Fire alarm, the engine one. Entering the engine one. Are there any reports of symptoms in the bill there? someone working there. She said that there were no ill effects. They weren't feeling ill, but they are evacuating anyway. 59.
1156. 1156. The UNAH alarm to leave fire, respond to 206 North River Road, the haven for a carbon monoxide alarm going off in the old basement. UNH4 alarm to late fire respond to 206 North River Road, the Haven for Carbon Monoxide, alarm going off from the old basement. No illicit.
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