Officials stumped after tests show no carbon monoxide at NH school where 22 reported symptoms Read

DanHolohan

CONCORD, N.H.

— More than 20 students and staff members showed symptoms of

carbon monoxide exposure at a school Wednesday, but officials were

stumped when air tests turned up none of the toxic gas.

Officials

had not ruled out carbon monoxide as the cause of the situation at St.

Thomas Aquinas School in Derry, they said.<span style="color:#000000">

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