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In an unsettling turn of events on New Year's Eve, dozens of churchgoers attending a Latter-day Saints (LDS) building in Monroe, Utah, fell victim to carbon monoxide poisoning. The incident, unfolding nearly 200 miles south of Salt Lake City, cast a shadow over the festive holiday and served as a stark reminder of the potentially deadly dangers of the silent gas.
The ordeal began subtly, with a four-year-old girl experiencing difficulty breathing. Emergency medical services were called, but initially saw no cause for alarm. An hour later, however, the situation escalated as a man reported feeling. . .
