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A fundraiser has been set up for an 11-year-old boy who died from the carbon monoxide leak at a Regina apartment building.
The GoFundMe page has been set up to help the family of Henry Losco who lost his life at the 1800 block of Albert Street Friday evening.
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The page said the family had only moved into the unit a few weeks prior to the incident.
It said the money donated would go towards helping the family during “this horrible tragedy.”
The fire department took another person to the hospital in critical condition on Friday night when it responded.
One person died at the scene of a carbon monoxide incident at Metro 1827 building on Albert Street on Dec. 19, Regina Police Service said Monday. (Nicole Garn/980 CJME)
Regina’s Fire Chief Layne Jackson said the source of the CO was found when fire responded that evening.
“What we’ve been able to confirm … is that there was some mechanical work being done in the building on some of the service equipment,” he said.
“That piece of service equipment was identified as the source of the carbon monoxide release and firefighters, along with gas inspectors, were able to isolate it and shut it down.”
Jackson said he didn’t think the incident was deliberate.
Tenants were allowed to return to the Metro 1827 apartments building on Saturday afternoon.
The fire department, Regina police, and SaskEnergy all responded to scene.
– with files from 980 CJME’s Jacob Bamhour and Nicole Garn
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