Police: Construction worker dies from carbon monoxide poisoning in Fort Salonga
Police say Victor Irizarry was working about 10 feet underground to remove silt from a drainage pipe when he stopped responding to his co-workers.
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Nov 10, 2021, 5:22 PM
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10h agoOfficials say a Flanders man working at a residential construction site
in Suffolk County died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
According to police, Victor Irizarry was working at the site in Fort
Salonga on Tuesday afternoon.
Irizarry was working about 10 feet underground to remove silt from a
drainage pipe when he stopped responding to his co-workers.
The Kings Park Fire Department responded and found dangerously high
levels of carbon monoxide.
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