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Regina Carbon Monoxide Tragedy: One Dead, One Critical
23 Dec
Summary
- One person died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Regina.
- A second person was hospitalized in critical condition.
- The incident occurred in a multi-family building on Albert Street.
A tragic carbon monoxide incident in Regina has resulted in one fatality and left another person in critical condition. The event took place in a multi-family residence on the 1800 block of Albert Street, prompting an emergency response on Friday evening.
Regina Fire and Protective Services, alongside gas inspectors, successfully identified and deactivated the source of the dangerous gas. While residents were permitted to return to their homes on Saturday, a comprehensive investigation into the precise cause of the failure is currently underway.
Multiple agencies, including the Saskatchewan Coroners Service and the Technical Safety Authority, are involved in the investigation. This incident serves as a critical reminder for all residents to ensure their carbon monoxide detectors are functioning, a legal requirement in Saskatchewan for many residences.
