There was no word on the toddler’s condition Saturday night.
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Multiple carbon monoxide detectors were activated at an apartment building in Framingham, Massachusetts, on Saturday morning, requiring all residents to evacuate and sending a toddler to the hospital.
The Framingham Fire Department says it was called to 5 and 7 Georgetown Drive at 9 a.m. and found "very high levels of CO due to a malfunctioning exhaust pipe."
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The unit was shut down, and all occupants were evacuated so firefighters could vent the buildings.
One toddler was taken to a local hospital, according to the fire chief. Further details were not provided.
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Residents were able to return to their units as of 1 p.m., though the building remained without hot water and heat for more than 24 hours. A city official said heat and hot water were restored around 4:30 p.m. Sunday but later said it was shut off again and repairs would be made Monday.
The fire department said the boiler would remain shut down until repairs were complete and the city's plumbing inspector inspects it.
