Children and staff evacuated from Baltimore youth center after possible CO poisoning
Possible CO poisoning at Baltimore youth center
Posted: 12/10/2010
BALTIMORE - Children and staff have been evacuated a youth center in East Baltimore.
According to the Baltimore City Fire Department, about 30 children and 12 staff members from the Pleasant View Garden Day Care Center on Fayette Street were tested for possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
At this time, no cases of CO poisoning have been reported and no one has been treated or transported for poisoning.
As students are tested, they are being released to their parents.
Fire crews and medical personnel are still on the scene testing children and staff for the poisoning.
The cause of the leak is still under investigation.
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