Two people were taken to hospital after a suspected carbon monoxide leak at a house in Radford.
Emergency services were called to the scene in Radford Boulevard - between Denman Street Central and Ilkeston Road - following reports of a gas leak on Sunday night (September 8).
A spokeswoman for Cadent, the UK's leading gas distributor, said officials were called out at 7.48pm by the emergency services.
She said there had been a suspected carbon monoxide leak at a property.
"We cut off the gas supply and made safe," she said.
Seven people were evacuated from two properties as a precaution.
A spokeswoman for East Midlands Ambulance Service confirmed two people were taken to the Queen's Medical Centre.
She said: “We received a call at 6.56pm on September 8 to Radford Boulevard in . The caller reported that there had been gas leak.
"We sent our Hazardous Area Response Team, a paramedic in an ambulance car and two crewed ambulances.
"Two patients were taken to Queen’s Medical Centre.”
A Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "Two fire engines from Stockhill were called at 7pm to reports of a gas leak on Radford Boulevard.
"Seven people were evacuated from two properties as a precaution whilst firefighters checked the gas levels.
"Two people were taken to hospital.
"Cadent were called to cap the gas in both properties.
"Firefighters had left the scene by 8.48pm."
A cordon was set up and and traffic was diverted.
By 9pm the road reopened, police confirmed.
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