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Three children hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning due to faulty water heater

Three children hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning due to faulty water heater

Three children were taken to the hospital this evening after suffering carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a defective water heater in a home in Amsterdam West. Emergency services responded to reports of symptoms like headaches and fatigue, eventually identifying the leak and ventilating the property.

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