Hopkins medicine building evacuated

Several patients complain of nausea, dizziness

Posted: 02/26/2013

BALTIMORE - Medics and fire crews are on the scene of a hazmat situation at a Hopkins medicine building in Baltimore.

It is at the Keswick South building in the 3910 block of West 40th street. Fire crews evacuated the building.

According to a hospital spokesperson it is a hospital administration building.

11 people that were effected have been taken to be treated.

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According the the Hopkins news network the evacuation was ordered after several people complained of nausea, and dizziness. ( READ MORE )

Our crew at the scene was told a news conference is scheduled for 12:45.

Stay with ABC2News.com for updates to this developing story.

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