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Carbon monoxide detected near North State Road, Baltimore MD

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Baltimore, MD

A small amount of carbon monoxide was detected on the first floor near North State Road, likely caused by cooking. The house was ventilated and occupants moved outside.

Audio|Source: Baltimore City Fire
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At near North State Road, we did have a small amount of CO 30 parts per million or on the first floor.
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Occupants stated that they was cooking for a long period of time, about three hours. They invented the house, ordered down to the vehicle,
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reset it up on Wednesday.

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