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FDNY EMT’s Franzi Honore (l.) and Zache Cox (r.) of Station 54 saved the lives of four residents after responding Friday to a carbon monoxide alarm.
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EMTs Zache Cox and Frantzi Honore noticed carbon monoxide detectors were registering high levels of the deadly gas when they arrived at a sick call on 192nd St. in Jamiaca at 11 p.m. on Friday night, authorities said.
Cox and Honore — from Station 54 in Springfield Gardens — evacuated four people from the home, the FDNY said.
Turns out a defective boiler was to blame for the noxious leak, authorities said.
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