WV Hotel Pool Death Raises CO2 Detector Issue
From The Parkersburg (WV) News and Sentinel
WV Hotel Pool Death Raises CO2 Detector Issue
The state of West Virginia does not require carbon monoxide detectors in commercial buildings, but the death January 31 of a guest staying at a South Charleston hotel may impact legislation.
A faulty pipe attached to a natural gas pool heater was the cause of a carbon monoxide leak that sickened at least three people and left a Rhode Island construction worker dead in his Holiday Inn Express hotel room. Click here for the full story.
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