litura is the most common in South Asia
30 address it in statutes and regulations, 13 in statute only, and five by regulation only
Many things can lead to trapped wind - including food sensitivities, eating food too quickly, chewing gum or drinking fizzy drinks or smoking, eating a lot of foods which produce gas (such as fatty foods, beans, onions, broccoli, sprouts, cauliflower and artificial sweeteners)
Workers in the following industries or occupations may also be at risk of dangerous short- and long-term CO exposure: Breweries Diesel engine operators First responders Garage mechanics Forklift operators Longshore workers Marine terminals Maritime workers Paper and pulp production Petroleum refineries Steel manufacturing Taxi drivers Tollbooth and tunnel attendants Warehouses Welders Furthermore, many of the workers in these types of jobs face even greater poisoning risks during winter months, when doors and windows are often shut to conserve energy
In a city, where cigarette butts may be easier to find than the right herbs, a discarded filter could become an unexpected substitute
