Courier nearly killed by dry ice fumes leaking from package
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Courier nearly killed by dry ice fumes leaking from package
The family of a Columbus courier is thanking technology and a quick-thinking coworker for helping save the man's life, with just minutes to spare.Wade Carman was making a routine delivery, when dry ice fumes leaking from a package caused him to pass out on
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a very stylish open buffet of the hotel.cold ice fumes are spreading.
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