carbon monoxide

Eighty-one residents were ushered out of the building at 320 Wadsworth Ave. Friday morning.

People were lying unconscious on in the basement and street level of the Amish Market, officials said.

Someone removed the batteries as the alarm was going off, not knowing deadly gas was filling the home.

Maintenance worker Rene Rivera inspected a Butler Houses apartment before two young sisters were killed.

Residents were unable to return home until this morning. 

Emergency responders found four people dead in a Floral Park home on Friday afternoon. 

Ba-Tampte Pickles in Brooklyn Terminal Market was evacuated after a carbon monoxide leak, the FDNY said.

Flames poured out of manholes on West 81st Street and scorched two parked cars there, witnesses said.

Two manhole fires left several buildings with higher carbon monoxide levels, officials said.

Firefighters evacuated 35 employees from 1530 Broadway because of a smoldering transformer.

Kuo-Kung Chen and his son Aaron Chen were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning on 101st Avenue.

The FDNY said the tenants at 1531 Vyse Ave. suffered carbon monoxide poisoning.

Six people were evacuated Thursday after a manhole fire on East 25th Street and Lexington Avenue generated high levels of carbon monoxide.

Fourteen people fled their homes in the wake of a manhole fire on W. 161st Street near Riverside Drive.

The force of the explosions on Bennett Avenue and West 181st Street shattered the glass of a first-floor apartment.