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Indonesia readies for evacuation
JAKARTA: Indonesia is preparing warships as a last resort to evacuate children and others suffering from smoke inhalation from slash-and-burn fires, a minister said, as the country struggles to contain fires expected to continue for weeks.
Man sets fire to hospital bed
KUALA LUMPUR: A schizophrenic, who was being treated at Kuala Lumpur Hospital, died of smoke inhalation after he is believed to have set his bed on fire.
Owner’s son dies in furniture factory fire
A teenager was found dead, believed to be from smoke inhalation, in the bathroom of a furniture factory when fire engulfed its storeroom at the Galla light industrial estate here yesterday.
Couple die in shophouse fire
Businessman Lee Hock Chai, 34 and his wife Hou Lee Mei, 25, were believed to have died of smoke inhalation after a fire broke out at a shoplot in Simpang Renggam.
Three Chinese nationals die in Sarawak coal mine fire
KUCHING: Three Chinese nationals died of suspected smoke inhalation after a fire broke out inside the Lucky Hill coal mine in Abok, near Pantu, about 80km from Sri Aman.
Five miners die at Gold Fields mine in South Africa
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Five miners died from smoke inhalation at a Gold Fields mine in South Africa on Saturday as they worked underground, the company said on Sunday.
Dozens hospitalised as Myanmar battles week-long landfill fire
YANGON (Reuters) - Firefighters in Myanmar scrambled to put out a fire in a massive garbage dump on the edge of its largest city, Yangon, as foul-smelling smoke from the burning trash that injured dozens extended into its second week on Saturday.
Saved by sound of a smoke detector
PETALING JAYA: It has been more than 10 years since the beeping of a smoke detector woke Sarah Syahirah Abdul Hamid from bed, saving her life and her three siblings as a fire raged downstairs.
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