At this moment, everyone present was deep in thought.
All their minds were pondering the source of the "carbon monoxide."
Especially Mr. Qin, the fire department captain.
With 15 years of experience as a firefighter, he had encountered many cases of carbon monoxide poisoning.
However, in his impression, the season when carbon monoxide poisoning typically occurs is winter.
Carbon monoxide poisoning often results from closed environments or improperly installed water heaters.
Some individuals, even in winter, use coal stoves for warmth, leading to indoor carbon monoxide accumulation and resulting in casualties.
But it's summer now, not the season for burning coal for warmth.
Looking around, he turned and asked, "Mr. Li, the bedroom is quite far from the kitchen."
"It's not impossible for carbon monoxide poisoning to occur, but it would take a lot of time."
