Nainital: Taxi Driver From Mathura Dies of Asphyxiation After Lighting Coal Brazier Inside Parked Car (Watch Video)

A taxi driver from Uttar Pradesh's Mathura was found dead inside his parked car in Uttarakhand’s Nainital, with police suspecting asphyxiation caused by fumes from a brazier lit inside the vehicle to keep warm. The incident occurred amid cold weather conditions, when the driver allegedly fell asleep under a blanket inside the closed car, unaware of the danger posed by carbon monoxide. Police broke open the vehicle after finding him unresponsive and rushed him to BD Pandey Hospital, where doctors declared him dead. The deceased has been identified as Manish Gandhar, a resident of Mathura district in Uttar Pradesh. The police said his family has been informed, and further procedures are underway. 'We Are Not Chinese. We Are Indians': Tripura Student Anjel Chakma Dies Days After Being Assaulted in Racial Attack in Dehradun; CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Assures Strict Action.

Man Dies of Asphyxiation After Lighting Coal Brazier Inside Parked Car in Uttarakhand 

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