At least 5 hospitalized with light headedness from high carbon monoxide levels in Bed-Stuy
At least five people were hospitalized and multiple buildings in Bed-Stuy were evacuated due to high carbon monoxide levels on Sunday.
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Feb 17, 2020, 4:25 PM
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Updated 1,853 days ago
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At least five people were hospitalized and multiple buildings in Bed-Stuy were evacuated due to high carbon monoxide levels on Sunday.
First responders say the incident happened at 947 and 949 Gates Avenue.
A spokesperson for National Grid says the people were experiencing light headedness.
The spokesperson also told News 12 that high levels were caused by a faulty appliance.
The scene was eventually deemed safe.
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