Three individuals have reportedly died in northeast Japan, potentially due to inhaling toxic hydrogen sulfide gas associated with volcanic hot springs. Found in Takayu Onsen, known for its mineral-rich waters, the victims were hotel staff conducting maintenance checks. This area is recognized for high levels of hydrogen sulfide, which poses health risks in dense concentrations. The men, aged in their 50s and 60s, were discovered after failing to return during a snowstorm, raising concerns about safety precautions in hazardous outdoor conditions.
The three men, who were conducting routine maintenance at Takayu Onsen, likely inhaled deadly hydrogen sulfide gas, prompting urgent investigations into the incident.
Authorities suspect that hazardous gas linked to the volcanic hot springs may have caused the deaths of the hotel workers found in a mountainous area.
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