Elevated carbon monoxide detected in Reading residences, Reading PA
Fire & ArsonFire and emergency units responded to elevated carbon monoxide levels inside multiple residential units near 515 to 519 in Reading, Pennsylvania. Heaters in affected units were shut down, and crews waited for the utility company to inspect further.
Audio|Source: City of Reading Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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There's nothing in near 515.
00:03
Copy. It's like the radio.
00:05
Par six.
00:11
About 27 parts per million at near 517.
00:14
Past exposure on the Bravo side, near 515 is clear, and we're still checking the Delta exposure at near 519.
00:22
Recease 1625.
00:23
That's the GIA is en route.
00:26
Terminative. Maddoch 7 arrived and running.
00:28
Middick 7 at running 1627.
00:35
6.307.519 is clear.
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321.
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26.
00:46
Waterview is running.
00:47
No increase in C.1B6.W is running. No increase in CO.
00:50
The readings down here are now 20 parts per million.
00:55
All right, if there's no other causes, just shut the heater down away for you, GII.
01:03
It's fine with you.
01:05
Mine's a rod and right out.
01:10
Condent,
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correction, ambulance, 9, writing 1630.
01:27
Visit the second heater at near 517.
01:30
The unit's been shut down running naturally and waiting for UGI.
01:33
You can clear the fire units.
01:35
I'll spend on a little bit safe UDI shows up.
01:41
4-6 received affected heater, heater shut down, and we waiting UGI fire units are available.
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Reading, PA
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