Atlanta Fire and Rescue crews are evacuating several businesses in midtown Atlanta after reports of carbon monoxide.

ATLANTA (AP) — A downtown Atlanta hotel was evacuated Friday after a suspected carbon monoxide leak that sent five people to hospitals to be evaluated, authorities said.

5 taken to hospital after suspected carbon monoxide leak at Atlanta hotel. Residence Inn, located in historic downtown building, had to be evacuated and will remain closed until at least Tuesday.

Fire crews are responding to a reported carbon monoxide leak in Midtown Atlanta, prompting the evacuation of several businesses along Monroe Drive.

An apparent carbon monoxide (CO) leak led to the evacuation of Residence Inn by Marriott in downtown Atlanta Friday morning, sending 5 people, including two children, to the hospital for observation.

Atlanta Fire is on the scene of a carbon monoxide call that is forcing the evacuation of several businesses. It's happening along Monroe Drive.

Atlanta Assistant Fire Chief Greg Gray told Channel 2’s Bryan Mims that fire crews arrived and learned that there was a carbon monoxide leak affecting the whole building.

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