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Storm Amy - Carbon Monoxide Safety Measures

Date: 03 Oct 2025

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Storm Amy - Carbon Monoxide Safety Measures

Donegal County Council advises householders who may be experiencing loss of heat / power due to the effects of Storm Amy to take the following safety measures when considering alternative arrangements for the provision of heat / light ;

 

  • Where generators are used, ensure they are in well-ventilated spaces outside, away from any door, window or vent openings into buildings.
  • Where using stoves / fireplaces which haven’t been in use for a period of time ensure chimneys have been checked and cleared of any blockages prior to use.
  • Do not obstruct ventilation openings into rooms.
  • Where gas hobs are in use for cooking, leave windows slightly ajar.
  • Do not use portable gas heating appliances indoors.
  • Ensure you have carbon monoxide detectors on each level in your home and in rooms where appliances are located. In the event of a carbon monoxide alarm activation, evacuate the building immediately, leaving doors open and call the emergency services.

 

Remember, carbon monoxide is a colourless, odourless gas and is a silent killer. Take the necessary precautions and stay safe.


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