Five children rescued in Babel after carbon monoxide inhalation

Five children in Babel who had been poisoned by carbon monoxide gas inhalation were rescued following timely and expert intervention by the Medical Emergency Center of Babel University of Medical Sciences, according to an announcement by the head of Babel's 115 Emergency Services. The expert intervention saved the lives of five children poisoned by carbon monoxide gas from certain death. In this incident, four girls aged 2, 3, 5, and 8 years old, along with a 4-month-old boy, were poisoned. Emergency experts, after providing initial medical treatment and stabilizing the condition of the victims, transferred them to Amirkala Children's Hospital for continued treatment.