Phosphine gas exposure can cause symptoms including nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, thirst, chest tightness, breathing difficulty, muscle pain, chills and pulmonary congestion. A severe ...

Two of the family members died. Researchers know that phosphine, also known as PH₃, is the highly toxic gas connected with all these deaths. So, are there ways to prevent more of these deaths ...

COPS investigating the mystery death of a British woman in Sri Lanka are now probing whether chemical exposure at her hostel ...

An untimely tragedy took the lives of two foreign women this week after they started vomiting, experienced nausea and ...

Authorities suspect toxic gas exposure in the deaths of two foreign guests at a Colombo city hostel, prompting an urgent investigation. ..