Six people had to be taken to hospital after a carbon monoxide leak on Saturday, February 26.
Fire crews from Tolvaddon rushed to the property after receiving a 999 call from a resident, saying their carbon monoxide alarm was sounding.
The caller said that occupants of the house were feeling unwell, and when the fire crew arrived they discovered there was a carbon monoxide leak.
A spokesperson for the service said: "Firefighters from Tolvaddon were mobilised following a 999 call from an occupant whose carbon monoxide alarm was sounding and persons in the property were feeling unwell.
"They were advised to evacuate the property. On arrival crews used a gas monitor and detected a reading of carbon monoxide, an ambulance was requested to attend.
"Six casualties were taken to hospital."
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