Carbon monoxide detector activates at Manhattan hotel, New York NY
Fire units responded to a carbon monoxide detector activation near West 24th Street, Manhattan. No elevated carbon monoxide levels were detected and the situation was under control.
Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Manhattan, on the sign, class 3625,
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Near West 24th Street, Broadway, 6th Avenue, CO detector activation[1] in a hotel.
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On the sign, class 3625,
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Near West 24th Street, Broadway to 6th Avenue, CO detector activation[1] at a hotel.
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Oh, 257 hours, 457.
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Manhattan.
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Yeah,
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we can drop down to an 18 on this.
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We'll keep 24 and 5, but with Con Ed at the building, we're getting nothing on either meters.
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So we'll just be a few more minutes here, okay?
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CO detector activation: Carbon monoxide detector activation/alarm
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Location mentioned:
Near W 24 St, New York, NY 10010
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