Narvas suurenenud vingugaasioht

Narvas suurenenud vingugaasioht

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Increased carbon monoxide danger in Narva

Kolmapäeva hommikul alates kella 8-st kontrollivad Narva kortereid. Nad töötavad koos linna, korteriühistute ja gaasiteenistustega. Nad vaatavad kortereid, kus leiti . Gaasi juurdevool on seal ajutiselt suletud.
Kontrollides vaadatakse ja . Kui on vaja, siis , kuni probleemid parandatakse. Päästeamet palub elanikel mitte kasutada gaasiseadmeid enne ametlikku teadet.
Teisipäeval reageerisid Ida-Virumaa päästjad paljudele gaasileketele. Kuuma ilma ja kõrge õhurõhu tõttu ei tööta kortermajade ventilatsioon hästi. Sellepärast võib gaasiseadmete kasutamisel tekkida ruumidesse ohtlik olukord.
Teisipäeval registreeriti Narvas 15 gaasi teemalist väljakutset. Inimesed tundsid korterites . Neil hakkas halb, ning töötas . Kõikides korterites kasutati gaasiseadmeid. Kiirabi viis ühe inimese haiglasse.
Päästjad leidsid enamasti vannitoast. Gaasikraanid suleti ja . Veeboileri kasutamine keelati.
Vingugaas on inimesele väga ohtlik, sest see . Vingugaasi olemasolu näitab ainult .
Starting from 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning, rescue teams are inspecting apartments in Narva. They are working together with the city, housing associations, and gas services. They are checking apartments where gas leaks were found. The gas supply there has been temporarily shut off.
During inspections, the ventilation system and the safety of gas appliances are checked. If necessary, the gas remains shut off until the problems are fixed. The rescue department asks residents not to use gas appliances before an official notice.
On Tuesday, Ida-Viru County rescuers responded to multiple gas leaks. Due to hot weather and high air pressure, apartment building ventilation systems are not working properly. Therefore, using gas appliances may create a dangerous situation indoors.
On Tuesday, 15 gas-related calls were registered in Narva. People smelled gas in their apartments. They felt sick, and the gas detector was activated. Gas appliances were being used in all apartments. An ambulance took one person to the hospital.
Rescuers found gas leaks mostly in bathrooms. Gas valves were closed, and windows were opened for ventilation. The use of water heaters was prohibited.
Carbon monoxide is very dangerous to humans because it is invisible and odorless. Only a properly installed gas detector can indicate the presence of carbon monoxide.