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One person had died and another two hospitalized following inhaling toxic fumes after cooking chicken on a BBQ, inside a room at a lodge in Nuwara Eliya, the Police said.
The deceased had been identified as 39-year-old resident of Nittambuwa, the Police said.
The Police said the three men from Nittambuwa, who had left for Nuwara Eliya on a trip had lodged at a house at Hawa Eliya on Friday.
“They had used the BBQ to roast the chicken and later they brought the barbecue grill inside their room for heating and had fallen sleep, The Police said.
The owner of the house had opened the door last afternoon as the patrons had not come out from the room and found then in a fainted state.
They were immediately admitted to the Nuwara Eliya Hospital. (Hatton Ranjith)
jehan Sunday, 15 January 2017 02:21 PM
These keep happening why dont these hotels put a stop to these stupid actions via DM Android App
Bawa Sunday, 15 January 2017 02:36 PM
Carbon Monoxide poisioning.
Save Sunday, 15 January 2017 02:37 PM
Sri Lankans copy everything without full knowledge of the process. There are special precaution to take while BBQING to avoid these accidents. In the USA, the least educated man knows this .How many of them are really eating watermelon?
Akila Monday, 16 January 2017 10:07 AM
Poor fellows. Typical Sri Lankans.
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