AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Authorities say six people have been taken to Austin hospitals for treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning from a running car in a closed garage.

 Austin/Travis County EMS spokesman Warren Hassinger did not have updated conditions Monday.

     Hassinger says a man and a woman were discovered unconscious Sunday morning in an apartment attached to the garage.

He described their conditions as critical at the time they were located in their unit, which did not have a carbon monoxide detector.

Officials say carbon monoxide alarms went off in some other
units and emergency personnel determined 10 other people had
inhaled fumes.
Hassinger says four who were transported to a
hospital had injuries not believed to be life-threatening. Six others declined treatment.
    
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