Possible carbon monoxide exposure at Wilton St residence, Springfield MA
Medical EmergencyFire department responded to near Wilton St after a resident reported headache symptoms possibly caused by carbon monoxide exposure. The resident's son showed symptoms but was currently not in immediate danger. Three people remain at the home and were advised to evacuate due to gas heating concerns.
Audio|Source: Hampden County Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Truck Ford, you are responding to near Wilton St.
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Again, there's near Wilton St in the 6th District.
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Call is not in town, but she's requesting a CO-text due to her son growing up and having a headache.
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He is experiencing symptoms, but they are out of immediate danger at the time.
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Staying there.
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No alarms right now.
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I'll go to the call directly.
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She's in Boston with her son now.
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He was experiencing severe symptoms.
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They're in Boston.
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There are people still at the home.
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There are three occupants.
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They've been advised to evacuate the home.
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She didn't say that line was used to come on and go off.
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She never called 9-01.
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She was advised in the future to do so.
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They do heat with gas and because they are evacuating the building this time.
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Location mentioned:
Near Wilton St, Springfield, MA 01109
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