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Lucknow fire deaths: How smoke, toxic gases and oxygen loss became bigger killers than flames

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VIVEK SINGH CHAUHAN
Lucknow fire deaths: How smoke, toxic gases and oxygen loss became bigger killers than flames
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Medical experts in Lucknow report that smoke inhalation and toxic gases, rather than direct burns, are the primary causes of death in building fires. These factors often lead to rapid loss of consciousness and respiratory failure in enclosed spaces.

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Understanding that smoke is the primary killer in fires highlights the critical need for better ventilation and fire safety protocols in urban infrastructure.

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