Ministers consider plans for compulsory carbon monoxide alarms

Stormont ministers will meet today to discuss whether carbon monoxide alarms should be made compulsory in the North following the leak that killed two teenage school friends.

Ministers consider plans for compulsory carbon monoxide alarms

Stormont ministers will meet today to discuss whether carbon monoxide alarms should be made compulsory in the North following the leak that killed two teenage school friends.

Arlene Foster and Sammy Wilson, the two ministers with responsibility for the area, will examine if enforcing installation of the potentially life saving detector in new builds, rented accommodation and businesses is feasible.

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