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Carbon Monoxide Tank Leaking in Basement

1882 3rd Ave

Published Jul 16 at 9:10 PM · Updated Jul 16 at 10:03 PM

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Summary

Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide leak in the basement of a building on 3rd Avenue in New York City. The leak was contained, and the area was ventilated, returning carbon monoxide levels to normal. No injuries were reported.

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Jul 16, 9:10PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1882 3rd Ave.

Jul 16, 9:10PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1882 3rd Ave.

Jul 16, 9:10PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1882 3rd Ave.

Jul 16, 9:10PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1882 3rd Ave.

Jul 16, 9:10PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1882 3rd Ave.

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Manhattan FDNY · Jul 16, 10:03PM · 0:30

Battalion 102, Manette. Battalion 102. 1291, all fire department operations have concluded. The leak was contained. We vented it with fans. The readings are in the normal range. We'll go to 1080 code 1 and all units are in the process. Battalion 108. 10-4, 1080 code 1, box 1291. 1080 code 1, box 1291. Battalion 102.Battalion 10-4, box 675, as of 520 West.

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Manhattan FDNY · Jul 16, 10:03PM · 0:31

Ladder 23 to Manhattan. Ladder 23. Box 1649, we'll make it a 1031 for the investigation, we're 10-8. 10-4. Battalion 102 Manhattan. Battalion 102 Manhattan. Box 1291, still using 101 and special units, the CO leak's been contained, we're using fans to vent the basement out at this time. 10-4. Battalion 102 Manhattan.

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Manhattan FDNY · Jul 16, 9:42PM · 0:31

Battalion 102, Manhattan. Battalion 102. 1291, we're going to keep Engine 53, Ladder 43, Engine 44, and the Hazard Battalion, Engine 91 and Ladder 26. 10-4, Manhattan Engine 91. 91, 10-4, Ladder 88. Manhattan Ladder 26. 10-4.

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Comments4

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:08 PM

Thank you was it bit worried

TiredNYRJul 17 at 6:37 PM

Buildings all need to install and check carbon monoxide detectors

udntknoJul 17 at 8:33 AM

Was it in the new Wingstop Basement, The Pizza, the Laundry ???? Please share the Source

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:06 PM

Has the issue been solved

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:08 PM

Thank you was it bit worried

TiredNYRJul 17 at 6:37 PM

Buildings all need to install and check carbon monoxide detectors

udntknoJul 17 at 8:33 AM

Was it in the new Wingstop Basement, The Pizza, the Laundry ???? Please share the Source

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:06 PM

Has the issue been solved

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:08 PM

Thank you was it bit worried

TiredNYRJul 17 at 6:37 PM

Buildings all need to install and check carbon monoxide detectors

udntknoJul 17 at 8:33 AM

Was it in the new Wingstop Basement, The Pizza, the Laundry ???? Please share the Source

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:06 PM

Has the issue been solved

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:08 PM

Thank you was it bit worried

TiredNYRJul 17 at 6:37 PM

Buildings all need to install and check carbon monoxide detectors

udntknoJul 17 at 8:33 AM

Was it in the new Wingstop Basement, The Pizza, the Laundry ???? Please share the Source

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:06 PM

Has the issue been solved

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:08 PM

Thank you was it bit worried

TiredNYRJul 17 at 6:37 PM

Buildings all need to install and check carbon monoxide detectors

udntknoJul 17 at 8:33 AM

Was it in the new Wingstop Basement, The Pizza, the Laundry ???? Please share the Source

Bel28Jul 16 at 10:06 PM

Has the issue been solved

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