Reply to "Carbon monoxide poisoning kills 3 in Brampton home"

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Originally Posted by Amral:

what I never understand with some people, it is always stated all over the media to not have these things burning in your home because of the danger of inhaling the CO fumes. Yet some people still persists. It was very very stupid of them to be going to sleep with that thing running. What about just using electric heaters.

I know Amral , even after living so many years in a "big country". But still continues to happen. Here on St.Maarten , we live in the Hurricane zone and every season from June to November the Government ensures that the public at large is forewarned of all the dangers and does and donots. Sad and very unfortunate. Our prayers are with the family.

3/17/147:57 PM

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