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Civil Protection Alerts on the Risk of Carbon Monoxide Intoxication when Using Cashews and Fires in the Cold

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The State Coordination of Civil Protection (CEPC), reiterates the call to the potosins, to avoid making use of anafres or bonfires to heat their homes, as there is a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. The director of the dependency, Mauricio Ordaz Flores, explained that the use of anafres or bonfires, is a common practice in communities where temperatures can be less than zero degrees, so, the dependence strengthens awareness actions in the four…

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