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Something does not add up here. CO (carbon monoxide) is an odorless product of incomplete combustion of fossil fuels, such as "gas". It is certainly also a gas, though "gas leak" generally refers to natural gas or propane leaking from a line or tank or combustion device and is identifiable by an odorant added to it so a leak can be easily noticed.

CO and natural gas or propane can both be present at the same time, though, in a malfunctioning combustion device, so perhaps that was the situation, which is an incredibly dangerous one if combustion and fuel leakage were occurring simultaneously.

Also, odd that after 8 hours there are still no comments here...

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