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Mario Ryder and Sarah Marr of the Daily Mail, published at EDT 14: 26 on April 1, 2013, updated At EDT 05:36, April 2, 2013, A woman and a girl died yesterday from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning after being found on a ship with "severe breathing difficulties.
A male family member with them is still seriously ill in hospital.
Emergency services, including two air ambulances, were summoned to a private boat in Windermere, Lake District, where the three were treated by caregivers.
Six Easter. year-
Old Isabel Harris and his family died after breathing in deadly smoke while camping in hollsley near Bransgore, New Forest, Hampshire.
The smoke was emitted by a portable charcoal barbecue brought by her parents Tracey and Lee to the family tent with the aim of heating nearby
Freezing temperature.
The couple did not know the dangers of carbon monoxide produced by barbecuing in a limited space.
In another case, John Cook, 90, wife Audrey, 86, daughter Maureen, 46, February, their dog was found dead from a carbon monoxide leak in an RV in Cornwall.
This incident prompted experts to warn again about the dangers of using equipment such as portable heaters while sleeping in caravans in cold conditions.