US Politics | Mass poisoning leaves at least 24 people ill at vacation resort with 10 rushed to hospital & 4 critical
A HORRIFIC mass poisoning at a vacation resort has sickened at least 24 people ill, with 10 of them hospitalized and four are in critical condition, police say. The carbon monoxide leaked into a hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas on Saturday, which left more than two dozen people injured, according to cops. 
stonelodge.com24 tourists were injured during a carbon monoxide leak at a hotel in Arkansas on Saturday '/ ' 
stonelodge.com!0 of those 24 people were taken to the hospital and four are in critical condition '/ ' Ten people were hospitalized and four had to be airlifted out of the Stonegate Lodge, according to the officials. The Eureka Springs Fire Department responded to a call from the hotel just before 7am on Saturday, according to KY3. The cause of the leak at the Stonegate Lodge is still being determined, but the fire marshal is working with Black Hills energy to investigate. Gary Inman, Assistant Chief of Eureka Springs Fire Department, told KY3 ...we flew some of the patients 'out '.... Read more in tourist horror 
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SEA PANIC New York sees FIFTH shark attack in two weeks as tourist and lifeguard are bitten ...Some facilities have hyperbolic chambers that can purge the body of the carbon monoxide quicker than then it would just happen naturally,... he added. Inman was shocked by this accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. "It's very unusual because most gas-related systems are very safe and reliable. ...It's nothing to fool around with and it can be very dangerous,... he said. Most read in The US Sun MOM & DAD! Kim and Pete 'will have a baby via surrogate,' family lawyer claims COURT CHAOS Horror details after woman kidnapped & raped as suspect appears NAKED in court SEED THE WORLD Errol Musk's 'been asked to donate sperm to create new generation of Elons' OH HONEY Honey Boo Boo, 16, begs fans for $25 to meet her as sister Pumpkin, 22, is 'BROKE' SWIM SEASON I wanted to like Khloe Kardashian's Good American swim but it was see-through 'I'M OUT!' The View fans threaten to BOYCOTT show if Alyssa Farah Griffin is hired as host The owner of the lodge refused to speak with reporters on camera until the investigation had concluded. According to the Centers for Disease Control, at least 430 people die in the U.S. from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning each year. Fifty thousand people in the United States visit emergency rooms for treatment after being accidentally poisoned, each year. Symptoms of poisoning include a headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion, according to the CDC. The agency recommends people take the following steps to prevent carbon monoxide exposure in their home: Make sure to get a carbon monoxide detector and change its batteries every six months. Don't forget to service your heating system, water heater, and other gas oil or coal appliances each year. Ensuring your vents and flues don't have any debris is a must-have. Read More On The Sun 
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stonelodge.com24 tourists were injured during a carbon monoxide leak at a hotel in Arkansas on Saturday '/ ' stonelodge.com!0 of those 24 people were taken to the hospital and four are in critical condition '/ ' Ten people were hospitalized and four had to be airlifted out of the Stonegate Lodge, according to the officials. The Eureka Springs Fire Department responded to a call from the hotel just before 7am on Saturday, according to KY3. The cause of the leak at the Stonegate Lodge is still being determined, but the fire marshal is working with Black Hills energy to investigate. Gary Inman, Assistant Chief of Eureka Springs Fire Department, told KY3 ...we flew some of the patients 'out '.... Read more in tourist horror BEACH TRAGEDY Brit tourist dies as lifeless body found on sunbed on Crete beach SEA PANIC New York sees FIFTH shark attack in two weeks as tourist and lifeguard are bitten ...Some facilities have hyperbolic chambers that can purge the body of the carbon monoxide quicker than then it would just happen naturally,... he added. Inman was shocked by this accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. "It's very unusual because most gas-related systems are very safe and reliable. ...It's nothing to fool around with and it can be very dangerous,... he said. Most read in The US Sun MOM & DAD! Kim and Pete 'will have a baby via surrogate,' family lawyer claims COURT CHAOS Horror details after woman kidnapped & raped as suspect appears NAKED in court SEED THE WORLD Errol Musk's 'been asked to donate sperm to create new generation of Elons' OH HONEY Honey Boo Boo, 16, begs fans for $25 to meet her as sister Pumpkin, 22, is 'BROKE' SWIM SEASON I wanted to like Khloe Kardashian's Good American swim but it was see-through 'I'M OUT!' The View fans threaten to BOYCOTT show if Alyssa Farah Griffin is hired as host The owner of the lodge refused to speak with reporters on camera until the investigation had concluded. According to the Centers for Disease Control, at least 430 people die in the U.S. from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning each year. Fifty thousand people in the United States visit emergency rooms for treatment after being accidentally poisoned, each year. Symptoms of poisoning include a headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion, according to the CDC. The agency recommends people take the following steps to prevent carbon monoxide exposure in their home: Make sure to get a carbon monoxide detector and change its batteries every six months. Don't forget to service your heating system, water heater, and other gas oil or coal appliances each year. Ensuring your vents and flues don't have any debris is a must-have. Read More On The Sun MOM & DAD! Kim and Pete 'will have a baby via surrogate,' family lawyer claims A-LIST CLEAN I'm a celebrity housekeeper - what my famous clients always want me to do Remember to never run a generator, pressure washer, or any gas-powered engine less than 20 feet from an open window or door, and never in a basement, garage, or other enclosed structure, even if the doors or windows are open. Lastly, do not run a charcoal grill, hibachi, lantern, or portable camping stove inside.
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