Carbon monoxide poisoning at Hitchin 'indoor' barbecue - charcoal barbecue ireland

Six people have been poisoned by carbon monoxide due to smoke from charcoal barbecues, and they are believed to have been using charcoal barbecues in greenhouses.On Monday night, a man in his 50 s fainted and five others were ill. ambulances were called to a house in Hitchin gosgos.The six were said to have had normal breathing and were taken to rest Hospital in Hartford.Ambulances warn people to use charcoal for barbecues.An ambulance service spokeswoman in eastern England said: "Unfortunately, at this time of the year, we did start to see events related to the use of charcoal barbecues, and hope to take this opportunity to strongly warn people to use charcoal barbecue safely and correctly."On Last July, we received a call from a woman who sucked in the smoke of carbon monoxide from a barbecue in her tent in Norfolk, and unfortunately died, and we did not want to see a repeat of the tragedy."Please be absolutely sure your BBQ is used and stored in a clear open space to ensure adequate ventilation.