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Marital dispute ends in exhaust poisoning

A marital dispute between a couple in the Upper Palatinate has ended in the man being poisoned by exhaust fumes. The 27-year-old had decided to spend Tuesday night in the car in the garage after the argument with his wife, according to the police. When it got too cold for him, he is said to...

An arrow points the way to a hospital emergency room. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
An arrow points the way to a hospital emergency room. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Upper Palatinate - Marital dispute ends in exhaust poisoning

A marital dispute between a couple in the Upper Palatinate has ended in the man being poisoned by exhaust fumes. The 27-year-old had decided to spend Tuesday night in the car in the garage after the argument with his wife, according to the police. When it got too cold for him, he is said to have started the engine of his car. He later tried to leave the garage, but was unable to open the door. At that point, the exhaust fumes were already very high. He informed his wife, who opened the door from the outside. An ambulance was called and finally took the 27-year-old to hospital with exhaust poisoning.

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  1. The Upper Palatinate, located in Bavaria, is known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, but unfortunately, it was the setting for a dangerous marital dispute.
  2. The man involved in the incident resides in Eschenbach, a town in the Upper Palatinate.
  3. During an emergency situation, the local police were alerted about a case of exhaust poisoning in Bavaria.
  4. Upon arriving at the scene, the police found that the woman who had been involved in the marital dispute was instrumental in saving her husband's life by opening the car door from the outside.

Source: www.stern.de

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