The report came in early Thursday from the store in Franklin County.
The television station reported the call came in around 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the store, which is located on Norland Avenue in Chambersburg.
Authorities told WGAL the report came in as employees arrived for work and one was overcome and unresponsive from carbon monoxide.Authorities told the station the leak stemmed from a construction crew working overnight on a remodeling project in the store and using a gas-powered piece of equipment. The store is closed until further notice so it can be aired out.
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