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韩国19岁女生在公厕被"臭晕" 2个月后脑损伤死亡
2019-10-04 16:46
海外网10月4日电 今年7月，韩国釜山一名19岁女学生在公共厕所吸入“臭气”而昏迷，警方证实，她在入院治疗近两个月后，最终于9月27日离世。医院方面表示，这名女学生死于硫化氢中毒引起的缺氧脑损伤。
据韩国媒体hapskorea报道，事发于7月29日凌晨，这名女生进入釜山广安里海水浴场附近的一个公厕，过一段时间仍不见出来，同行的朋友发现她倒在厕所内，马上将其拖出来，并进行心肺复苏。送医救治后，女生的情况并没有好转，一直处于昏迷状态。
这位朋友后来告诉警方，“她(女生)有20分钟没有出来，我也差点晕过去两次，还吐了很多，因为我闻到了有毒气体。”据悉，硫化氢具有“臭鸡蛋”气味，为无色的剧毒气体。
另据《韩国先驱报》消息，警方初步调查发现，空气中含有过量的硫化氢。有毒气体通常是由污水、化粪池和垃圾堆发生的化学反应释放出来，人体吸入后会对肺部等造成严重影响。据悉，现场被验出的硫化氢浓度高达1000ppm，比安全标准的15ppm高出60倍。
当地政府认为，这栋建筑的排气管已有20多年的历史，是气体泄漏的源头。该处的负责人表示，当日凌晨正在进行化粪池工程，有硫化氢泄漏出来。
去年12月，釜山一家污水处理厂的三名工人死亡，另有至少七人因接触硫化氢而失去知觉。釜山消防部门表示，工人们将碱性废水倒入井中时，产生了有毒气体。(海外网/朱箫)返回搜狐，查看更多
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South Korean 19-year-old girl was "smelly" in the public toilet and died of brain damage after 2 months.
2019-10-04 16:46
Overseas Network October 4th In July this year, a 19-year-old female student in Busan, South Korea, was in a coma by inhaling "odor" in public toilets. The police confirmed that she died on September 27 after being admitted to hospital for nearly two months. . The hospital said that the female student died of hypoxic brain damage caused by hydrogen sulfide poisoning.
According to the Korean media hapskorea, the incident occurred in the early morning of July 29th. The girl entered a public toilet near the Guang'an Beach in Busan. After a while, she still did not see it. Her friends found that she fell in the toilet and immediately dragged it. Come out and carry out cardiopulmonary resuscitation. After being sent to the hospital for treatment, the situation of the girl did not improve and she was in a coma.
The friend later told the police, "She (girl) did not come out for 20 minutes, I almost fainted twice, and spit a lot, because I smelled toxic gas." It is reported that hydrogen sulfide has a "smelly egg" smell, It is a colorless, highly toxic gas.
According to the "Korea Herald" news, the police preliminary investigation found that the air contains excessive hydrogen sulfide. Toxic gases are usually released by chemical reactions in sewage, septic tanks and garbage dumps, which can cause serious effects on the lungs, etc. It is reported that the concentration of hydrogen sulfide detected at the site is as high as 1000 ppm, which is 60 times higher than the safety standard of 15 ppm.
The local government believes that the exhaust pipe of this building has a history of more than 20 years and is the source of gas leakage. The person in charge of the office said that the septic tank project was going on in the early hours of the morning and hydrogen sulfide leaked out.
In December last year, three workers at a sewage treatment plant in Busan died, and at least seven others lost consciousness due to exposure to hydrogen sulfide. The Busan Fire Department said that when workers poured alkaline wastewater into the well, they produced toxic gases. (Overseas/Zhu Wei) Return to Sohu to see more
Disclaimer: This article only represents the author himself, Sohu is the information publishing platform, and Sohu only provides information storage space services.
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韩国19岁女生在公厕被"臭晕" 2个月后脑损伤死亡
2019-10-04 16:46
海外网10月4日电 今年7月，韩国釜山一名19岁女学生在公共厕所吸入“臭气”而昏迷，警方证实，她在入院治疗近两个月后，最终于9月27日离世。医院方面表示，这名女学生死于硫化氢中毒引起的缺氧脑损伤。
据韩国媒体hapskorea报道，事发于7月29日凌晨，这名女生进入釜山广安里海水浴场附近的一个公厕，过一段时间仍不见出来，同行的朋友发现她倒在厕所内，马上将其拖出来，并进行心肺复苏。送医救治后，女生的情况并没有好转，一直处于昏迷状态。
这位朋友后来告诉警方，“她(女生)有20分钟没有出来，我也差点晕过去两次，还吐了很多，因为我闻到了有毒气体。”据悉，硫化氢具有“臭鸡蛋”气味，为无色的剧毒气体。
另据《韩国先驱报》消息，警方初步调查发现，空气中含有过量的硫化氢。有毒气体通常是由污水、化粪池和垃圾堆发生的化学反应释放出来，人体吸入后会对肺部等造成严重影响。据悉，现场被验出的硫化氢浓度高达1000ppm，比安全标准的15ppm高出60倍。
当地政府认为，这栋建筑的排气管已有20多年的历史，是气体泄漏的源头。该处的负责人表示，当日凌晨正在进行化粪池工程，有硫化氢泄漏出来。
去年12月，釜山一家污水处理厂的三名工人死亡，另有至少七人因接触硫化氢而失去知觉。釜山消防部门表示，工人们将碱性废水倒入井中时，产生了有毒气体。(海外网/朱箫)返回搜狐，查看更多
声明：该文观点仅代表作者本人，搜狐号系信息发布平台，搜狐仅提供信息存储空间服务。
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South Korean 19-year-old girl was "smelly" in the public toilet and died of brain damage after 2 months.
2019-10-04 16:46
Overseas Network October 4th In July this year, a 19-year-old female student in Busan, South Korea, was in a coma by inhaling "odor" in public toilets. The police confirmed that she died on September 27 after being admitted to hospital for nearly two months. . The hospital said that the female student died of hypoxic brain damage caused by hydrogen sulfide poisoning.
According to the Korean media hapskorea, the incident occurred in the early morning of July 29th. The girl entered a public toilet near the Guang'an Beach in Busan. After a while, she still did not see it. Her friends found that she fell in the toilet and immediately dragged it. Come out and carry out cardiopulmonary resuscitation. After being sent to the hospital for treatment, the situation of the girl did not improve and she was in a coma.
The friend later told the police, "She (girl) did not come out for 20 minutes, I almost fainted twice, and spit a lot, because I smelled toxic gas." It is reported that hydrogen sulfide has a "smelly egg" smell, It is a colorless, highly toxic gas.
According to the "Korea Herald" news, the police preliminary investigation found that the air contains excessive hydrogen sulfide. Toxic gases are usually released by chemical reactions in sewage, septic tanks and garbage dumps, which can cause serious effects on the lungs, etc. It is reported that the concentration of hydrogen sulfide detected at the site is as high as 1000 ppm, which is 60 times higher than the safety standard of 15 ppm.
The local government believes that the exhaust pipe of this building has a history of more than 20 years and is the source of gas leakage. The person in charge of the office said that the septic tank project was going on in the early hours of the morning and hydrogen sulfide leaked out.
In December last year, three workers at a sewage treatment plant in Busan died, and at least seven others lost consciousness due to exposure to hydrogen sulfide. The Busan Fire Department said that when workers poured alkaline wastewater into the well, they produced toxic gases. (Overseas/Zhu Wei) Return to Sohu to see more
Disclaimer: This article only represents the author himself, Sohu is the information publishing platform, and Sohu only provides information storage space services.
