Egyptian family dies in car suspected of AC issue
An Egyptian family comprising three members (father, mother, and their daughter) died inside a car in the Old Cairo area. It is believed that the cause of death was a refrigerant leak from the car's air conditioner, which led to suffocation, according to initial investigations and examinations. Experts confirmed that refrigerant gas leaks inside enclosed vehicles pose health risks, as their accumulation can lower oxygen levels, causing dizziness, headaches, and concentration problems. In severe cases, it may result in loss of consciousness, respiratory arrest, and cardiac arrest if the air conditioner is used improperly or its system is not regularly maintained. Health experts advise against staying inside the car if experiencing breathing difficulty or dizziness, emphasizing the importance of good ventilation and regular cleaning of the air conditioning system to prevent such incidents.
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