Corfu Children's Deaths May Be Hotel's Fault
Saturday October 28, 2006
Toxicology reports on the bodies of two young children found dead at the Louis Corcyra hotel on the Greek island of Corfu show that they died of carbon monoxide poisoning due to a faulty heating and air conditioning system.
Their father and his companion are still in critical condition but are expected to survive.
More on this story: Daily Telegraph Hotel Manager Could Face Manslaughter Charges
More from our About.com Lung Diseases Guide: Know the Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning


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