The incident occurred on Thursday after 9 p.m. Firefighters received information about suspected carbon monoxide leakage. Upon arriving at the scene, they provided first aid to a woman who complained of dizziness. The firefighters gave her oxygen and called an ambulance.
After testing the air with meters, it turned out that it contained carbon monoxide at a fairly high concentration. Leaking chimney flues are the probable cause of its presence.
Fortunately, tragedy was averted this time.