The Brief
- High carbon monoxide levels were reported at Streamside Apartments on North Summit Avenue.
- Fifty-one residents were evaluated, and 10 adults and children were taken to area hospitals.
- A child in stable condition was taken to Baltimore Shock Trauma for possible hyperbaric chamber treatment.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. – Ten adults and children were taken to hospitals after high carbon monoxide levels were reported at a Gaithersburg apartment complex Saturday morning, fire officials said.
What we know:
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue crews were called around 8:44 a.m. to Streamside Apartments at 422 North Summit Avenue for a reported gas leak involving multiple people who felt sick.…