Hazmat Team Finds High CO

Hazmat team finds dangerously high CO levels in warehouse in Syracuse Updated Jul 25, 2021; Posted Jul 25, 2021 Members of the Syracuse Fire Department's Hazardous Materials Response Team used "totally-encapsulating chemical protective suits," said Deputy Chief John Kane.

Two people in bright red fully encapsulating hazardous-materials suits stand outside a warehouse while firefighters, fire trucks, hoses, and an emergency worker in a high-visibility vest surround them. The joke comes from the absurdly bulky red suits, which make the responders look like characters from a video game rather than firefighters dealing with dangerous carbon monoxide. It can be shared as a reaction to an unexpectedly hazardous situation or when someone is comically overprepared. EN: Two people in bright red fully encapsulating hazardous-materials suits stand outside a warehouse while firefighters, fire trucks, hoses, and an emergency worker in a high-visibility vest surround them. The joke comes from the absurdly bulky red suits, which make the responders look like characters from a video game rather than firefighters dealing with dangerous carbon monoxide. It can be shared as a reaction to an unexpectedly hazardous situation or when someone is comically overprepared.

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