In the north in winter, the wind is cold and the temperature plummets. For many people, coal-fired stoves became the primary means of heating. However, behind the warmth, there are huge safety risks. Recently, a heart-wrenching tragedy once again sounded the alarm bell for winter safety.
A suspected poisoning incident involving the use of a coal stove for heating occurred in Yulin, Shaanxi Province, resulting in 4 people killed and 1 survivor. In the follow-up investigation, combined with the rescue situation in the hospital, the police preliminarily determined that the five people were carbon monoxide poisoning.
According to online reports, the situation of the five people is that the kindergarten is on holiday, the woman took two children to her mother's house, the woman was killed, the woman had two children, the woman's mother was 4 people, and the woman's father was rescued from danger. It is difficult for such a disaster to happen in any family, how should the woman's husband and father accept such a reality?
This tragedy did not happen by accident. Every winter, tragedies occur due to improper heating equipment or poor ventilation. Lack of security awareness often costs people dearly.
Isn't it forbidden for private combustion in coal furnaces, because during the combustion process of coal furnaces, toxic gases such as carbon monoxide are produced. If poorly ventilated, these gases can accumulate indoors and can easily lead to poisoning. Dizziness and nausea can be life-threatening in mild cases. Especially at night or in confined environments, people are more likely to fall into danger without realizing it.
Most families in the North should do the following to prevent such a tragedy from happening:
1. Keep ventilation: When using a coal stove for heating, it is important to ensure indoor air circulation. The windows can be opened at the right time to avoid being closed for a long time.
2. Install alarm: Carbon monoxide alarm can send out an alarm in time when the gas concentration exceeds the standard, so as to win valuable time for escape.
3. Avoid using coal stoves in bedrooms: The bedroom space is relatively closed and poorly ventilated. Try to avoid using coal stoves in the bedroom for long periods of time, especially when sleeping.
How will the survivors face the current situation, such an injury is estimated to be difficult to get out of for a lifetime
Anyone who burns a stove at home should have a few carbon monoxide alarms, which can really save lives when it is critical
Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs many times a year because of burning stoves, and in winter, heating really can't be taken lightly
It's going to be the New Year soon, and it's supposed to be a happy day for the family, but how uncomfortable it is to have such a tragedy, the most uncomfortable thing is the old father who lives alone and the woman's husband, and there are only 2 people left in the family at once. Here is also a reminder to friends in the north and northeast that when burning stoves and charcoal at home, you must keep ventilation and a carbon monoxide alarm at home. I hope this tragedy will not happen again.
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