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Firefighters, paramedics on scene of suspected carbon monoxide incident in Halifax

Halifax fire crews and paramedics respond to a suspected carbon monoxide incident on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019. Jeremy Keefe/Global News

Several firefighters and paramedics attended an apartment building just off St. Margaret’s Bay Road for a suspected carbon monoxide incident Tuesday night.

Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency asked everyone to leave the multi-unit apartment building on Birches Drive while they investigated.

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The building is located just off the Armdale Rotary.

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Halifax Transit buses were moved in to provide shelter. Paramedics were assessing people for possible exposure to the deadly gas.

It’s believed a carbon monoxide detector raised the alarm.

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Few other details have been released.

More to come.

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