A 25-year-old woman has died and three other people were taken to the hospital in serious condition after a cleanliness-obsessed Turkish mother doused the air-conditioning unit with bleach.  The tragedy took place when the family, from Afsin, in the central Turkish province of Kahramanmaras, decided to use bleach extensively to make sure the property was free from gems.  As well as washing the walls, the kitchen and bathroom, they also cleaned the air conditioning system with bleach which resulted in it letting off fumes that filled the interior of the property.As a result Saliha Tasan, 60, her daughter-in-law Zeynep Tasan, 27, her son-in-law Yusuf Gurbuz, 30, and her daughter Tuba Gurbuz, 25, were taken to the hospital for poisoning. Tuba Gurbuz, 25, died and three other people were taken to the hospital in serious condition after a cleanliness-obsessed Turkish mother doused the air-conditioning unit with bleach As well as washing the walls, the kitchen and bathroom, they also cleaned the air conditioning system with bleach which resulted in it letting off fumes that filled the interior of the property

Zeynep Tasan with her husband. The woman is still in a coma after the bleach incident Tuba Gurbuz died in hospital. The mother and son-in-law were critically ill and in comas for around four months before being discharged. Zeynep Tasan is still in a coma.'My daughter and daughter-in-law had wanted to clean the kitchen, and then when they did that they started cleaning everywhere else,' Saliha, the mother, said. 'My son-in-law was washing the car outside. Later we were all in the kitchen we started feeling ill, and I remember we went to hospital but I don't remember much after that.'Police are investigating that an oil-based detergent which was also used might have contributed to the catastrophe by reacting with the fumes from the bleach.Father Huseyin Tasan who escaped being poisoned said he wanted to tell everybody in the country to be careful when using chemicals at home.He said that when his wife was eventually released from hospital, he no longer recognised her, and he is hoping that better medical facilities can be provided for Zeynap who is still in hospital.

Woman dies after 2.5-ton AC unit falls on her, coroner says on July 28, 2016 at 9:30 AM, updated UPDATE: Her death has been ruled accidental A 37-year-old woman died Wednesday after a 2.5-ton air conditioning unit fell on her at Johnson Controls in York, the York County coroner said Thursday.ac unit circuit board Jennifer Wright of West York was taken to York Hospital for treatment, but was pronounced dead at 10:07 p.m.in wall ac units with heat OSHA has an investigator on scene at the plant at 1499 E. Philadelphia St. Johnson Controls had no comment at this time.portable ac unit prices Wright was helping to load a 3,200-pound commercial AC unit onto a trailer when it fell, landing on her, said Coroner Pamela Gay. The incident happened at 9:24 p.m.

Spring Garden Township Police said they found the worker had been pinned under a piece of air handling equipment. Several employees were able to free her and began CPR, police said. Kevin Kilp, director of OSHA's Harrisburg area office, said preliminary information is that the woman was fatally crushed by a load that tipped off a pallet while being lifted and moved. The victim was a temporary worker employed since April 2016 at Johnson Controls by local staffing agency Master Staffing LLC, 1800 E. Market St., York. OSHA has up to six months to complete its investigation, Kilp said. OSHA issued this statement: "Our thoughts are with the family of the deceased worker. This tragic incident serves as a stark reminder that temporary staffing agencies and host employers are jointly responsible for the safety and health of temporary employees. These employers must assess the work site to ensure that workers are adequately protected from potential hazards. It is essential that employers protect all workers from job hazards-both temporary and permanent workers."

An autopsy is scheduled for Friday morning at Lehigh Valley Hospital.A shocking attack on a six-year-old girl by her seven-year-old 'best friend' has created outrage after it was filmed by onlookers and posted on Facebook. The disturbing video, in which the aggressor's 14-year-old sister can be heard encouraging the fighters, was filmed in the yard of an apartment block in Tampa, Florida. Police are now investigating the footage after being tipped off by a woman in Atlanta that the sick video had been posted online. Shocking: The assault starts with the 6-year-old being pushed off an air conditioning unit before the 7-year-old beats her 'friend' round the head Bystanders: As the younger girl is punched and dragged around by her hair, several older onlookers record the video on their cell phones. The footage was later posted on Facebook The video starts with the six-year-old being pushed off an air conditioning unit onto the floor. The seven-year-old then viciously beats the girl and drags her around by her hair.

During the whole time, several older girls are filming the fight on cellphones. At one point the seven-year-old's older sister can be heard egging on the participants. No one steps in to halt the beating until a large number of punches have connected with the younger girl's head.The video was then posted for Facebook. An anonymous woman in Atlanta saw the film online and alerted Florida police. Scene: The beating took place in the yard of this Tampa apartment block Officers are now investigating whether they can charge the 14-year-old with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.The father of the seven- and 14-year-old girls, identified only as Mississippi, told ABC News that he had disciplined his daughters. 'I whooped her,' Mississippi said.Major Brian Dugan of the Tampa Police Department said officers were shocked by the episode, reported Baynews9. 'It's an outrageous, disturbing video to watch,' Dugan said.'Someone didn't have the decency and common sense to stop this but then to go ahead and post it out on Facebook.