At 5:30 a.m. on J Une14, 2015, residents of Tawiran alerted the fire department that a food processing plant was on fi re. Two workers were found collapsed on the floor. At the hospital where they were taken, it was confirmed that one of them died due to carbon monoxide poisoning and the other one was slightly affected. At the site of the accident, a gas stove was used in a room where all windows were closed and a ventilation system was stopped. Under the circumstances, the cause of the accident is believed to be the room filled with exhaust containing carbon monoxide from a leak in the gas stove.

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At 5:30 a.m. on J Une14, 2015, residents of Tawiran alerted the fire department that a food processing plant was on fi re. Two workers were found collapsed on the floor. At the hospital where they were taken, it was confirmed that one of them died due to carbon monoxide poisoning and the other one was slightly affected. At the site of the accident, a gas stove was used in a room where all windows were closed and a ventilation system was stopped. Under the circumstances, the cause of the accident is believed to be the room filled with exhaust containing carbon monoxide from a leak in the gas stove.

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Who was there?
Why did it happen?
When did it happen?
Where did it happen?

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