Becker
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My guess is it was some sort of PTO, or CDS machine.
SEATTLE -- The Seattle Fire Department says 13 people, including four firefighters and two paramedics, were been taken to a hospital to be treated for headaches and dizziness because of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Officials say a carpet cleaning van was left running in the garage of the building at 12542 35th Avenue Northeast, and the exhaust apparently filled parts of the building.
Firefighters responded about 11:14 a.m. after a woman fell in the lobby, and others were soon overcome by the fumes.
A Harborview Medical Center spokeswoman said 10 of those taken to the hospital, including all the firefighters and paramedics, were treated and released.
The three remaining patients were listed in serious condition.
Or after reading other reports, it could have been any sort of slide in.
19 Taken To Hospital With Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
POSTED: 12:21 pm PDT April 28, 2008
UPDATED: 2:19 pm PDT April 28, 2008
SEATTLE -- The Seattle Fire Department said 19 people, including four firefighters and two paramedics, were taken to a hospital to be treated for headaches and dizziness because of carbon monoxide poisoning at a Lake City apartment building.
The fumes came from a carpet cleaning van's generator. The vehicle was parked in an enclosed basement garage in the three-story building in the 12500 block of 35th Avenue Northeast.
Firefighters said the victims were taken to Harborview Medical Center. They said three of the injured will undergo treatment at the hyperbaric chamber at Virginia Mason Medical Center.
Fire department Spokeswoman Helen Fitzpatrick said firefighters first responded to a report at 11:14 a.m. Monday that a woman had fallen in the lobby. They discovered the problem with fumes when they arrived.
SEATTLE -- The Seattle Fire Department says 13 people, including four firefighters and two paramedics, were been taken to a hospital to be treated for headaches and dizziness because of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Officials say a carpet cleaning van was left running in the garage of the building at 12542 35th Avenue Northeast, and the exhaust apparently filled parts of the building.
Firefighters responded about 11:14 a.m. after a woman fell in the lobby, and others were soon overcome by the fumes.
A Harborview Medical Center spokeswoman said 10 of those taken to the hospital, including all the firefighters and paramedics, were treated and released.
The three remaining patients were listed in serious condition.
Or after reading other reports, it could have been any sort of slide in.
19 Taken To Hospital With Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
POSTED: 12:21 pm PDT April 28, 2008
UPDATED: 2:19 pm PDT April 28, 2008
SEATTLE -- The Seattle Fire Department said 19 people, including four firefighters and two paramedics, were taken to a hospital to be treated for headaches and dizziness because of carbon monoxide poisoning at a Lake City apartment building.
The fumes came from a carpet cleaning van's generator. The vehicle was parked in an enclosed basement garage in the three-story building in the 12500 block of 35th Avenue Northeast.
Firefighters said the victims were taken to Harborview Medical Center. They said three of the injured will undergo treatment at the hyperbaric chamber at Virginia Mason Medical Center.
Fire department Spokeswoman Helen Fitzpatrick said firefighters first responded to a report at 11:14 a.m. Monday that a woman had fallen in the lobby. They discovered the problem with fumes when they arrived.
