Woman feels nauseous after carbon monoxide alarm at distillery, Estes Park CO
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Medical EmergencyAt Elkins Distilling Tasting Room near East Elkhorn Avenue, a carbon monoxide alarm sounded causing a woman to feel nauseous. The building was already ventilated, and fire and ambulance responded without emergency status.
Audio|Heard on: Estes Park Fire and EMS and Rocky Mountain National Park
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Transcript:
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Estes Health One, Estes Fire, Carbon Monoxide Alarm, Elkins Distilling Tasting Room, near East Elkhorn Avenue, Map 44 Nora Nora 1.
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Estes Valley Fire with Estes Park Ambulance respond to Elkins Distilling Tasting Room, near East Elkhorn Avenue, near East Elkhorn Avenue,
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Cross streets, Moraine Avenue, and East Riverside Drive.
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This will be a CO detected.
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One female is feeling nauseous.
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The building has already been ventilated.
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They're requesting the fire and ambulance non-emergent.
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It cells currently on scene,
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and we'll be switching the tag.
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and we'll be on pack one non-mergent
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Okay
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Location mentioned:
E Elkhorn Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517
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