Two Noida Vendors Die of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Leaving Stove On Overnight

The young men, who ran a food stall, succumbed to suffocation caused by smoke and gas buildup in their poorly ventilated room.

Upendra (22) and Shivam (23), food stall operators in Noida, were found dead in their rented accommodation in Basai village, Sector 70.
The victims left a pot of chickpeas cooking on a gas stove overnight, which filled their room with smoke and carbon monoxide.
Police stated that the room's poor ventilation and the closed door led to oxygen depletion and toxic gas accumulation.
Neighbors noticed smoke coming from the room, broke down the door, and rushed the unconscious men to a hospital, where they were declared dead on arrival.
Authorities have sent the bodies for post-mortem to confirm the cause of death, though initial findings indicate suffocation and carbon monoxide poisoning.