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Emergency Response to Elevated CO at Queens School

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March 18, 2026 | Queens, NY

Elevated carbon monoxide levels at a Queens school prompted an emergency response on March 18, with firefighters summoning medical services to evaluate numerous students and staff. The event took place around 8:32 a.m. at 66-56 Forest Ave. Fire Department of New York crews classified it as a carbon monoxide incident involving affected individuals, verifying raised CO concentrations in the structure.

FDNY On Scene w/ elevated Company levels in a school, Request Emergency Medical Services to Evaluation Multiple students & staff.Emergency Response to Elevated CO at Queens School

EMS personnel were sent to screen potentially exposed people, encompassing pupils and employees. Initial accounts indicated no injuries or hospital admissions.

Investigators are examining the carbon monoxide source to avert additional hazards. School leaders have not issued statements regarding effects on instruction or the building's operational status.

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