PITTSBURGH — A carbon monoxide detector went off Thursday morning at an apartment building in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood that houses Carnegie Mellon University students, officials said.
Police and firefighters were called shortly before 6 a.m. to the Fairfax Apartments on Fifth Avenue.
An alarm could be heard blaring as several emergency vehicles were parked outside and first responders entered the building.
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Twenty-two students were evacuated to the building’s lobby, but no one was sickened, a CMU spokesperson said.
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