**Family Suffers Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Villa del Campo**
A family in the Villa del Campo neighborhood in Tijuana experienced a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning incident on the afternoon of Friday, December 6, 2024. According to reports from the Tijuana Fire Department, authorities were alerted to unconscious individuals at approximately 6:30 p.m.
Upon arrival, emergency responders found an adult male, a young girl, and a dog showing symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. Immediate prehospital care was provided by the firefighters in collaboration with the Mexican Red Cross.
To ensure safety and investigate the cause, the hazardous materials division is present at the scene to conduct necessary monitoring and determine the source of the incident. The response involved 10 firefighters, alongside the Municipal Police and the Mexican Red Cross.
—
**More News on Carbon Monoxide Safety**
**Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: A Growing Concern**
In recent months, there has been an alarming rise in carbon monoxide poisoning incidents across the region. Last month alone, reports revealed that four people succumbed to carbon monoxide exposure, highlighting the urgent need for public awareness and preventive measures.
**Safety Tips for Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning**
As temperatures drop, the use of heating devices increases, leading to higher risks of carbon monoxide accumulation in homes. Experts recommend regular maintenance of heating equipment, proper ventilation, and the installation of carbon monoxide detectors to prevent potential fatalities.
Stay informed and safeguard your home by educating family members about the dangers of carbon monoxide and ensuring all safety devices are functioning correctly.
For more information and updates on carbon monoxide safety, stay tuned to TJGringo.com.