
The seven-month-old baby girl died in intensive care. The parents had already died from fumes from a wood stove.
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A family from Senegal suffered carbon monoxide poisoning from a wood stove.
The toll of the tragedy in Mezzani (Parma) is getting worse: after the two parents died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their home, the seven-month-old baby girl who was found alive but in very serious conditions did not make it.
The little girl, hospitalized in pediatric intensive care at Maggiore in Parma, despite a series of treatments in a hyperbaric chamber, died this morning.
The family, originally from Senegal, had lived in the Parma area for several years, and had recently moved to the house in via Bocca d'Enza. It turns out that they had used a wood stove to heat the bedroom: the fumes proved fatal for the 35-year-old father, the 32-year-old mother and now also the little daughter.
However, the conditions of his 14-year-old brother and his uncles, who were also intoxicated, are not serious: they have been discharged.

The toll of the tragedy in Mezzani (Parma) is worsening: the seven-month-old baby girl died from carbon monoxide poisoning. The parents had already lost their lives in the domestic accident.

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