BOSTON (WHDH) - Terminal C at Boston’s Logan Airport was evacuated Sunday night due to high carbon monoxide levels, state police said.
Police said the elevated levels were likely caused by a snow melting machine.
Travelers were ushered out of the terminal while crews vented the area.
The terminal has since been reopened.
No injuries were reported.
At Terminal C at Logan, which was briefly evacuated because of carbon monoxide from snow melting machine – all back to normal now #7News
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