Fire department checks carbon monoxide levels in home, Bridgeville DE
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Medical EmergencyA person is hospitalized with high carbon monoxide levels. The fire department is asked to check the carbon monoxide levels in the person's home because the detector batteries are dead.
Audio|Heard on: Sussex Fire 4
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Transcript:
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(name withheld) is in a hospital with high carbon monoxide levels.
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Hostile requesting the fire department to check the levels in her home.
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Also, the CO detector batteries are dead.
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Fresh U.S. 72, your sign number (number withheld), (number withheld), Waterside, Jet Garcia, Rural v.
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Drive.
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Claire,
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excuse me.
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Homeowner.
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(name withheld) is in the hospital with high carbon monoxide levels.
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Hospital requesting the fire department to check the levels in her home.
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Also, the CO detector batteries are dead.
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Location mentioned:
Waterside Dr, Bridgeville, DE 19933
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