After the death of 14 years old Miller GardnerThe American embassy in Costa Rica issued a health alert to travelers in the region.

Gardner, the former son of Yanxiz Brett GardnerHe died on March 21 of exposure to toxic gases, including the first carbon monoxide, during his vacation with his family in the tourist area of ​​Manuel Antonio.

“The embassy alerts American citizens to the risk of carbon monoxide,” Alert reading. “Most countries in Latin America, including Costa Rica do not have large -scale laws that impose carbon monoxide detectors. However, some companies (such as hotels) or embassies may voluntarily prove them due to safety concerns. American citizens have suffered from harmful effects or died from carbon monoxide.”

To avoid “damage from this gas -free and dangerous gas while traveling abroad”, the embassy suggested that individuals ask whether rooms or homes contain carbon monoxide detectors and travel with the first mobile carbon monoxide detector to check the residence.

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After officials died that Miller Gardner, 14, died due to carbon monoxide poisoning, a criminal pathologist analyzed the reason for his family not suffering from the same fate. Miller, former New York player Brett Gardner, died on March 21 while spending leave at the Costa Rica resort with his family, including his father, mother Jessica, […]

Miller The cause of death was confirmed By Costa Rica on April 2.

“In this particular case, an accurate scientific investigation was conducted, which allowed the true truth of the facts.” Randal Zionga He said US weekly In a statement. “In fact, during an autopsy, the young Gardner members showed a very specific layer formed when a person dies from carbon monoxide poisoning or gas inhalation. The lung swelling was visible and very noticeable during the autopsy.”

After finding the first carbon monoxide to be responsible for the death of Miller, a forensic specialist It was said exclusively US weekly How can it happen.

“If the exposure to the first carbon oxide is not reversed, a person can die in less than 10 minutes due to brain bleeding, the irreversible damage to these cells, and other cells are very sensitive to deprivation of oxygen, such as those in the heart,” he said, he said, he said, Dr. Makelgas-SANAFRIAProfessor at the University of Costa Rica. “This ultimately leads to the closure of vital functions and respiratory heart arrest.”

Vargas-Sanabria, who is not associated with the condition, explained that the first carbon monoxide goes directly to the bloodstream after entering my individual lungs, and prevents the transfer of oxygen.

“As a result, the oxygen that enters the lungs cannot reach cells because it cannot be transferred through the blood,” said a criminal pathologist. “This leads to chemical suffocation, and within minutes – sometimes less than a minute – people begin to feel sleepy, start sleeping, and after another few minutes, with the brain cells start to death, they start cramping.”

Miller was spending his vacation with his father, his mother, JessicaAnd his older brother, HunterIn Costa Rica’s Arenas Del Mar BeachFront & RainForest Resort at the time of his death.

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Gartons has announced the death of Miller in a statement issued by Yanxiz on March 23.

The statement said: “With heavy hearts, we feel sad to announce the death of our younger son, Miller.” “He was 14 years old and left a very short time after being exposed to the disease with many other family members during their vacation. We have many questions and a few answers at this stage, but we know that he died safely in his sleep on Friday morning, March 21st.”

The statement continued, “Miller was a son and a loved brother and we could not yet understand our lives without his infectious smile. He loved football, baseball, golf, hunting, fishing, his family and friends. He lived life to the fullest every day. Miller teammates and friends, as well as for all other families who lost a child very soon when we share their sorrow.”