Firefighters called to Tolladine house after carbon monoxide scare

8:47am Friday 4th January 2013 in News Sarah Hickinbotham By Sarah Davies

Carbon monoxide scare in Worcester Carbon monoxide scare in Worcester

FIREFIGHTERS were called to a house in Worcester last night after a carbon monoxide scare.

Crews and engineers from the National Grid attended the address in Tolladine Road at about 10.30pm when a carbon monoxide detector was set off.

A full inspection of the home was carried out and no evidence of carbon monoxide was found.

Firefighters also fitted smoke detectors at the property.

Comments(3)

mrwrighty says...
9:28am Fri 4 Jan 13

Glad to see they had a Carbon Dioxide alarm. The gas is a silent killer. All households with gas or coal burning fires should have one.

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lettysmith says...
9:11pm Fri 4 Jan 13

I agree. cant understand why no smoke alarms though?

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Onlinewebstore says...
9:10am Sat 5 Jan 13

This is such a sad story. For the facts about Carbon Monoxide and to get a Carbon Monoxide Detector please visit http://www.detectorc
arbonmonoxide.co.uk

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