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Four dead in tent in Indonesia: possible cause carbon monoxide poisoning

31.05.2026 11:05 1 min 1 source РУС
www.sanook.com/news THA
Four dead in tent in Indonesia: possible cause carbon monoxide poisoning
Original source: www.sanook.com/news

In Central Java, Indonesia, a family of four was found dead in their tent. The incident occurred at an altitude of about 1,823 meters, with thick fog hampering the recovery of bodies. Police are investigating two main theories: carbon monoxide poisoning from a gas stove used inside the tent, or food poisoning. Food samples have been sent for lab analysis; the investigation is ongoing.

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Four dead in tent in Indonesia: possible cause carbon monoxide poisoning

31.05.2026 www.sanook.com/news THA Original source

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