A Woman Died from Dry Ice Fumes. Here's How It Can Happen
In a "horrific accident," a woman in Washington died from exposure to dry ice fumes, according to news reports. The 77-year-old woman was found unresponsive in a car with several containers of dry ice on July 27, according to local news outlet KOMO. The car belonged to the woman's son, an ice cream salesman, who kept four coolers of dry ice in the back of the vehicle. The man's wife had borrowed the car to give the woman, her mother-in-law, a ride home. But when the man found his wife and […]This content is for CoAction Insurance policy holders.
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