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Illness at Maryland Military-Style Youth Program Sends Nearly 20 to Hospital
Officials said 19 people were evaluated and transported after similar minor symptoms spread at the academy, and investigators found no carbon monoxide readings.
- Nineteen people were transported to hospitals from the Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Academy in Laurel, Maryland, on Sunday after a cluster of illnesses prompted a mass casualty response from the Anne Arundel County Fire Department.
- Responding crews initiated a carbon monoxide investigation after receiving three calls from the Oak Hill Drive facility within 90 minutes, though tests detected no traces of the gas inside the building.
- Beyond the initial patients, 15 additional people reported experiencing similar, minor symptoms, leading the Anne Arundel County Fire Department to investigate whether food caused the illnesses.
- The Anne Arundel County Fire Department, assisted by the Fort Meade Fire Department and the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services, conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the academy.
- Officials continue to investigate the cause of the illnesses as the incident remains active, with the District of Columbia National Guard and the District of Columbia Metro Police Department also involved.
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Mysterious Illness Hits 20 Cadets at Military-Style Youth Academy in Maryland
Approximately 20 young people were stricken with a mysterious illness on Sunday after eating lunch at the Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Academy in Laurel, Maryland. The post VIDEO: Mysterious Illness Hits 20 Cadets at Military-Style Youth Academy in Maryland appeared first on Breitbart.
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19 rushed to hospitals after mystery illness strikes DC-area military-style academy
Nineteen cadets at a Laurel, Maryland, military academy were rushed to hospitals Sunday after falling ill. A mother reported her son had elevated carbon monoxide, but fire officials found no elevated levels.
·New York, United States
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