Overview
- A man in Mülheim an der Ruhr was found dead in his apartment due to carbon monoxide poisoning after emergency responders detected high gas concentrations.
- Firefighters evacuated and inspected the building in Mülheim, shutting off the gas supply and ventilating the area to ensure safety.
- In Nettetal, a faulty gas heater caused dangerous carbon monoxide levels, leading to a woman and four children experiencing symptoms like headaches and dizziness.
- Emergency responders in Nettetal used carbon monoxide detectors to identify the hazard and transported the five affected individuals to the hospital for treatment.
- Experts emphasize the importance of installing carbon monoxide detectors in homes to prevent exposure to this odorless and potentially lethal gas.