Absolutely do not heat with coal
Cold air has caused cold rain in most areas of the capital Hanoi. It is expected that from January 22 to 25, severe cold will continue. The lowest temperature in Hanoi can drop below 10 degrees Celsius.
Severe cold has increased the need for heating with charcoal, electrical equipment, etc. of people. However, heating incorrectly can take away health, even life, which few people can foresee. Doctors recommend that people absolutely do not burn fuels such as honeycomb coal, firewood, charcoal, gas, etc. in closed spaces. If you have to use them, do not use them in closed rooms, but leave the door open to allow adequate air circulation. It is best to choose another method of heating.
"When detecting a person with suffocation, open the door to ventilate. In case the patient is breathing weakly, unconscious, or has no heart or lungs, perform artificial respiration or cardiac arrest and then take them to the nearest medical facility," Dr. Nguyen Trung Nguyen recommends. Therefore, if using charcoal for heating, pay attention to avoid burns, especially for active children who run and play and can easily fall into the charcoal pot. Do not place charcoal under the bed, near flammable places such as wood or clothes. Never close the door when burning charcoal.