Georgetown Residents Evacuated in Carbon Monoxide Scare

Faulty stove blamed

Firefighters evacuated people living above Qdoba Mexican Restaurant in Georgetown Tuesday morning because of high levels of carbon monoxide.

The restaurant is near 33rd and M Street in northwest Washington.

Firefighters told News4 a faulty stove triggered the carbon monoxide alarms upstairs.

Two pilot lights on the stove were left on.

No one was hurt and everyone was able to go back into their homes.

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