MASHPEE – Mashpee Firefighters responded to a Terry Avenue residence about 4:30 PM Thursday. According to reports, a carbon monoxide detector had begun chirping and one person complained of not feeling well. That person was transported to a hospital for evaluation. Firefighters ventilated the structure. Officials are investigating an apparent electrical short as a source of the carbon monoxide. Further details were not immediately available.
One person transported to hospital after apparent carbon monoxide incident in Mashpee
March 23, 2023
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