Tragic Coal Heater Incident Claims Lives in Delhi

Two men died and another was hospitalized after inhaling toxic carbon monoxide fumes from a coal heater they left burning in their office in Delhi's Mundka area. The lack of ventilation led to suffocation, resulting in the deaths. A police investigation is ongoing.

Tragic Coal Heater Incident Claims Lives in Delhi
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Two men lost their lives, and a third was hospitalized following the inhalation of toxic gas from a coal brazier in Delhi's Mundka area, according to police reports on Sunday.

The individuals had used the coal angithi for warmth, unaware that the enclosed, non-ventilated space would lead to a dangerous buildup of carbon monoxide fumes, officials confirmed.

The incident was reported by a co-worker, Pawan. Tragically, Rajesh and Rajender succumbed to the fumes, while their colleague Mukesh was hospitalized and is currently receiving treatment.

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