When a high -pressure room exploded at a medical facility in Troy, Michigan, her mother died early on Friday and her mother was injured.
Firefighters and police officers Responded According to Fox 2, after the report was reported on the explosion, it was on the 165 Kirts Boulevard at around 8:00 am.
When the authorities arrived and the firefighters addressed the flame, a fire broke out in the room. The 5 -year -old boy was in the room when it exploded.
Colonel Troy Colonel Ben Hancock I said“The child's mother was injured in her arm when she was standing right next to the chamber when the explosion occurred. Today, I don't know exactly what the child was treated for at the center. yeah.”
Video video show On -site emergency staff:
So is the facility where the incident occurred operation According to the Oxford Center Detroit News。 The outlet said that when officials accommodated the fire, they extracted children who were asserted that they had finally died.
It is reported that the workers at the facility did not injure during the explosion during the investigation. Troy Fire, Colonel Keith Young, stated that it is unknown at this time, whether the facility has a license to operate a high -pressure room or requires a license. Detroit News It has been reported.
In a statement following the tragedy, the Oxford Center states: “This is a very difficult day for us. The safety and happiness of the children we serve are our top priority, and this is more than 15 years since we provided treatment. That happened.
It added that it was cooperating with the staff in the investigation.
Hancock, on the other hand, states: “It's a terrible, tragic event, that doesn't mean we have to respond so far.”
According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, treatment known as a high -pressure oxygen therapy (HBot) can help patients heal from carbon monoxide poisoning, destroyed Gang, and difficult to heal.
“It is also used in infectious diseases where the tissue is hungry for oxygen.” Read“In this therapy, you enter a special chamber and breathe pure oxygen at a air pressure level of 1.5 to 3 times higher than the average. The goal is enough oxygen to restore tissue and restore normal body function. To fill the blood.
