Tragedy in Lviv Region: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

On November 28, a horrific incident occurred in the Lviv region where five children and three adults were poisoned by carbon monoxide. A woman and her two children in the village of Pomoryany tragically died. This was reported by the Lviv Regional State Administration's Department of Civil Protection on Facebook.
The victims in Pomoryany included a woman born in 1993 and two children: a boy born in 2011 and a girl born in 2014. They were poisoned in a private brick house on Zahrebelya Street and died before the ambulance arrived.
Additionally, in the morning in the village of Mlyniska (Zhydachiv TG in the Stryi district), a man born in 2003 and a girl born in 2009 were poisoned in a residential building. They were hospitalized in serious condition at the intensive care unit of the "Zhydachiv City Hospital." The gas supply to the residential building has been shut off by the emergency team of PJSC "Lvivgaz."
During the day, in an apartment on Dzherelna Street in Lviv, three girls (born in 2008, 2010, and 2009) were found to have been poisoned, presumably by carbon monoxide. They were hospitalized in stable condition at St. Nicholas Hospital.
It is worth noting that on November 10, a body of a girl born in 2008 was found in an apartment in Lviv, who likely died from carbon monoxide poisoning.