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Forensic Report Confirms Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Family's Tragic Deaths Near Bhera Interchange
A forensic report reveals that four family members found dead in their car near Bhera Interchange died from carbon monoxide poisoning, likely due to a leak in the vehicle’s exhaust. The driver survived.
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by News Desk
2024-10-03
Forensic Report Confirms Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Family's Tragic Deaths Near Bhera Interchange

A recent forensic report has shed light on the tragic deaths of four family members discovered in a Honda Civic near Bhera Interchange on August 23. The incident initially raised suspicions of poisoning, prompting police to investigate and collect samples of bodily tissues and blood for forensic analysis.


The findings reveal that all four victims succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning, which led to respiratory failure. The report indicates that the carbon monoxide likely accumulated due to a leak in the vehicle’s exhaust pipe. Additionally, it noted that the possibility of gas accumulation through the car's air conditioning system could not be excluded.


Among the deceased were three women and a young girl, while the vehicle's driver managed to survive the incident.

The tragic event has highlighted the dangers of carbon monoxide exposure and the importance of vehicle maintenance to prevent such occurrences in the future. Authorities continue to urge drivers to regularly check their vehicles to ensure the safety of all occupants.
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