As Houston enters day five without power due to Hurricane Beryl, local hospitals report a significant increase in carbon monoxide-related emergency room visits. Many residents are using generators to cope with the heat and power essential appliances, but improper use is leading to dangerous CO exposure.
Local News, hospitals in the Houston area are seeing an increase in carbon monoxide-related emergency room visits. As Houstonians enter day five without power, many are using generators to help stay cool, prepare meals, or power refrigerators.
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