Jean Hackman’s daughter Elizabeth says she suspects her father, mother’s death, and her dog may be caused by carbon monoxide. This odorless, colorless gas kills hundreds of people every year and makes even more people sick.

95 -year -old Hollywood legend and 64 -year -old Batsi Arakawa, a classical pianist, were found dead in their New Mexico house on Wednesday. A spokesperson of the Santa Fay County Sheriff Office has said that there is no doubt from any kind of dishonesty at this time and the causes of death have not been determined yet. However, investigation is going on.

The police confirmed that the investigation remains open, as the exact cause of death has not been determined yet. While no indications of visual trauma were found, investigators are considering many possibilities, including contingent poisoning, natural causes, or even playing dishonesty. Officials acquired a discovery warrant for the residence, allowing emergency services including fire department and gas company to inspect the house for possible hazards.

According to reports, the couple’s two dogs were found to be alive inside the house, deepening the mystery around his death.

What is the cause of carbon monoxide?

Production of carbon monoxide at any time a fossil fuel is burnt, meaning that accidental poisoning can occur when home appliances and systems such as furnaces, kerosene heaters, stoves, lanterns and generators produce smoke that people breathe.

According to experts, most CO exposures occur in cold climate in winter, as uncontrolled space heater in the house is a common source of poisoning. Many times, cases occur even after storms or other storms when people rely on the generator for emergency power that cannot be properly.

CO symptoms and symptoms of poisoning

Some symptoms of CO poisoning include:

• Fierce headache
• Dizzy and nausea
• vomit
• Weakness and fatigue
• Chest pain
• Confusion

According to the disease control and prevention centers, “If you breathe a lot more CO, it can pass you or kill you. People who are sleeping or drunk can die of CO poisoning before symptoms.”

Whereas anyone can have a risk for people with CO toxicity, infants, elderly and chronic heart disease, anemia or people with breathing problems, more likely to get sick. If you experience these symptoms, doctors recommend getting fresh air and immediate emergency care.

How to protect yourself from CO poisoning?

According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, even if CO poisoning can be fatal, it is also prevented with detector equipment, which must be separated for each floor of the house. “If you are receiving a single detector, keep it near the areas of sleep and make sure that the alarm is enough to awaken you,” EPA notes.

Apart from detector, CDC, Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins and other public safety advocates have many other recommendations, including:

Car safety

Never drive a car in an enclosed area like a garage. Even if the garage door is open, do not start a vehicle if the garage is connected to a house.

Furnace and fireplace

Be sure to keep the fireplace in a clean and good position, and there should be no debris blocking the vent or chimney.

Fuel burning space heater

The heating system, water heaters, and any other gas, oil, or coal-coal-colored devices should be cleaned and served every year and kept in well-ventilated areas.

Gas stoves and ovens

Never use them to heat a room.

Portable generator

Do not use generators inside the house or garage, even if the doors and windows are open. They should be kept more than 20 feet away from any windows or doors.

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