Paloma offices, factory raided over CO poisoning

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo shows the building in Nagoya housing the head offices of gas appliance maker Palmoa Industries Ltd. and its parent and sales firm Paloma Co. Japan's industry ministry searched them Aug. 10 after a series of fatal carbon monoxide-poisoning cases involving Paloma gas water heaters. (Kyodo)

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