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Instructions for helping yourself

Possible carbon monoxide exposure

Before continuing

In an emergency, contact the official service (132) in your area.

What to do

CO alarm: get outside and call from outside, even if nobody feels ill.
Go outside and get medical advice.
Breathing difficulty, confusion, fainting, weakness or chest pain: emergency help now.
Report pregnancy, babies or heart/breathing illness. Do not wait for symptoms to worsen.
Even if better outside, get medical assessment. Stay outside. Report changes in breathing or response.

What to avoid

Do not return to the building or drive yourself.
No smell does not mean safe.

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