Toronto Emergency Medical Corpsstated that five people were taken to the hospital after theTorontopool incident . rice field.
Rescuers told Global News that two children, two women and one man were taken to a local hospital.
Toronto Fire DepartmentService platoon leader John Carson receives reports of what appears to be "increased chlorine levels" in a pool at a fitness facility on Youngge Street. Said that.
Carson said 16 firefighters had joined the scene.
He said people "self-evacuated" the pool and 9 to 10 people were affected.
Read more: Police are investigating the death of a man in a commercial facility in Caledon, Ontario.
Carson said the pool was closed.
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Carson said he had been notified to the Ontario Department of Labor and the Technical Standards and Safety Agency.
According to Carson, the cause of the incident is under investigation.
It's not immediately clear if chlorine levels caused the incident, but Carson said misuse of chemicals could burn the skin and eyes and irritate the nose. Said.
Carson said that depending on the level of exposure, it could damage the lungs and cause dizziness and nausea.
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