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To investigate the carbon monoxide poisoning incidents linked to a hotpot restaurant and highlight the associated health risks.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Investigation of the first carbon monoxide poisoning cluster associated with a hotpot restaurant in Thailand, 2023.

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To investigate the carbon monoxide poisoning incidents linked to a hotpot restaurant and highlight the associated health risks.
Analyzed reports of carbon monoxide poisoning cases
Assessed ventilation adequacy in the restaurant
Reviewed public health policies regarding charcoal use
Identified a cluster of carbon monoxide poisoning cases
Confirmed inadequate ventilation as a risk factor
Recommended regular inspections to enforce safety standards

Abstract

Charcoal use in poorly ventilated areas poses a health risk, especially for children. The use of charcoal stoves for hotpot cooking indoors is prohibited. Public health policy should mandate regular restaurant inspections to ensure compliance with occupational and environmental health standards.

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Siriyakorn Thanasitthichai

Oranut Srihadom

Tanaporn Thongsim

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Ministry of Public Health

Department of Disease Control

Udon Thani Hospital

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