According to the officials, Miller GardnerThe 14-year-old son of the former NYA midfielder Yanka Bret Gardnerdied with -ww Carbon monoxide poisoning. In a statement posted on YouTube, Rándall Zúñiga, director of Costa -Rica’s court investigation, Oij, said the tests showed that the Gardner’s room remained during a vacation in Costa -Cricant, had a high level of carbon monoxide.
“Perhaps the teenager could die from” breathing in these gases that are so dangerous, “the official added. Toxic gas could go with a” specialized machine room “located next to the family room.
What is carbon monoxide?
Carbon oxide or CO is a deadly gas that reduces the blood’s ability to tolerate oxygen, starve the heart, brain and body and cause symptoms such as headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, chest pain and confusion. Although it can poison anyone, people with less immunity, such as infants, elderly and those who suffer from diseases such as anemia, heart disease or breathing problems, may be more risk of inhalation when gas inhaled.
How is carbon monoxide produced?
Carbon Axis is produced in the centers of furnaces, portable generators, burning of wood or charcoal, furnaces and lantern, according to the centers of control and prevention (CDC). The data of the institution also states that more than 400 Americans die from unintentional carbon poisoning each year, more than 100,000 visit the ambulance and more than 14,000 hospitalization.
Steps to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning
Check or replace the batteries in carbon monoxide detector every six months and replace it every five years.
1. Make sure your ventilation holes are free and clean to maintain proper ventilation.
2. Suggest all your heating systems such as stoves, heaters and any other burning appliances, review the technique every year.
3. Avoid using charcoal grates, gibochis, lanterns or portable campsites in the house.
4. Never use a gas range or oven to heat a house.
