BEIRUT — Four members of a Syrian family, a mother and her three children, died overnight from Saturday to Sunday of carbon monoxide poisoning in Kharayeb in South Lebanon, our local correspondent reported.
Here's what we know:
• The carbon monoxide emanated from the charcoal stove in the family's home, our correspondent reported.
• A local source told our correspondent that the father of the family had been saved.
• Carbon monoxide, a poisonous gas, can form in domestic wood or charcoal stoves and be very dangerous for the inhabitants of the dwelling.
BEIRUT — Four members of a Syrian family, a mother and her three children, died overnight from Saturday to Sunday of carbon monoxide poisoning in Kharayeb in South Lebanon, our local correspondent reported.
Here's what we know:
• The carbon monoxide emanated from the charcoal stove in the family's home, our correspondent reported.
• A local source told our correspondent that the father of the family had been saved.
• Carbon monoxide, a poisonous gas, can form in domestic wood or charcoal stoves and be very dangerous for the inhabitants of the dwelling.
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