Did the gas poisoning of five workers at a construction site in Shanxi cause any casualties?

A gas poisoning incident occurred at the site of the Asian-American Continental Coalbed Methane Company near Xiasuzhuang Village, long gang zhen, Qinshui County, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province, and five exploration workers who were resting in tents died. After receiving the alarm, the police quickly rushed to the scene and ruled out the possibility of criminal cases. Preliminary verification confirmed that the cause of the incident was carbon monoxide poisoning caused by workers using generators to keep warm in tents. When these five workers were resting at night, because of the cold weather, they used generators to drive radiators to keep warm, which led to carbon monoxide poisoning. At present, the aftermath is being dealt with.

1. Workers have improper heating methods. Five workers used generators to drive radiators to keep warm at night, because it was too cold, but they had a chemical reaction, which led to carbon monoxide poisoning. Obviously, it was caused by improper heating methods, but it also showed that they didn't know enough about the principle of this heating method and didn't know that this heating method would produce carbon monoxide.

2. The cold weather in winter is easy to cause carbon monoxide poisoning. There are many incidents of carbon monoxide poisoning in winter all over the country, some of which are caused by poor ventilation when using gas water heaters, and some are caused by burning charcoal indoors for heating, so it is easy to cause carbon monoxide poisoning when the weather is cold in winter, which should be paid enough attention to.

3. Safety is no small matter, and any hidden danger that may cause safety should be paid attention to. Safety is no small matter, and any hidden danger that may cause safety should be paid attention to, because once a safety accident occurs, it may cause economic losses and casualties, and the cost is very huge.

Things have happened, and the lives of five people are irreparable, but I still hope that safety-related enterprises can provide more safety training for their employees, just like this safety incident. What if workers know? Using a generator to drive a radiator to keep warm may lead to carbon monoxide poisoning? I don't think they will do this, then this tragedy can be avoided.