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  • Jun 29

    RCB sends midnight carbon monoxide alert amid heatwave, triggering public anger and debate

    A nationwide SMS alert warning of carbon monoxide poisoning during the ongoing heatwave was sent to millions of Poles around midnight, drawing criticism over its timing even as firefighters reported hundreds of CO-related incidents.

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