County Fire and Rescue Service Responds to Carbon Monoxide Alarm Activation
The Montgomery County Maryland Fire and Rescue Service responded to a carbon monoxide alarm activation Friday.
At around midnight,the alarm allerted the residents of a home in Bethesda, Md. The firefighters found that the gas stove had been left on. No one was injured.
ICYMI (~midnite) 5100blk Westridge Rd near Baltimore Ave/Mass Av, Bethesda, single family house, Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarm activation, @mcfrs PE711, T706 ventilated, working CO alarm initially alerted homeowners to the emergency, no injuries, FFs found gas stove had been left on
— Pete Piringer (@mcfrsPIO) October 16, 2020
About Clara Longo de Freitas
Clara Longo de Freitas is a junior at the University of Maryland, majoring in Journalism and Spanish. Besides an intern with Montgomery Community Media, she is also a staff writer for The Diamondback and an avid illustrator. She can be reached at clongodefreitas@mymcmedia.org.
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