Carbon monoxide alarms trigger response at residential address, Demarest NJ
Medical EmergencyFire and mutual aid units were dispatched to a residence near Lenox Ave in Demarest after activated carbon monoxide alarms. Multiple occupants reported feeling lightheaded and vomiting, suggesting possible carbon monoxide poisoning. The response involved assessing the condition and addressing potential exposure to carbon monoxide.
Audio|Source: Wallington Fire Dept & Mutual Aid
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Transcript:
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Firecom Demarest Hall with Fire Department responded to Demarest near Lenox Ave for activated CO alarms,
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parties in the house feeling lightheaded.
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Firecom Demarest Hall with Fire Departments responded to Demarest near Lenox Ave,
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activated CO alarms, parties in the house feeling lightheaded.
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Time is 0843.
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Uprooted, 2149 is clear.
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I have engine 4, 84 Lafayette, have engine 4.
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It's going to be for a no heat complaint.
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Caller stating that multiple parties are using space heaters there.
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That's Com, Demarest, manual, it's floor.
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Both rigs needed respond near Lenox Ave,
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possibly four parties, possible CO poisoning, repeating.
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AMASCOM, Demarest notes core, both rigs needed respond near Lenox Ave, possibly four parties,
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possible CO poisoning.
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Morning lightheaded and vomiting at this point.
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Location mentioned:
Near Lenox Ave, Demarest, NJ 07627
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