Andrew Anthony discusses the risks of sleeping in a car and the safety issues for drivers.

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00:00Many people wonder why the carbon monoxide is linked to the carbon monoxide.

00:13How does the carbon monoxide affect?

00:16Oxygen level automatically will depreciate when the air comes through the air-con pipe.

00:30When the air-con pipe is broken, the carbon monoxide will enter through the exhaust pipe.

00:35Oh, so both the carbon monoxide and the air-con pipe will enter at the same time.

00:38Because we sleep in a deep sleep, we don't know about the carbon monoxide.

00:42Some people even commit suicide by sleeping in the exhaust pipe.

00:47If the car is covered with a cloth, the carbon monoxide will flush through the air-con pipe.

00:53So, when we sleep without knowing about the carbon monoxide, we can automatically go together because there is no more oxygen.

01:02Yes, that's why sometimes we think of taking a power nap for 10 minutes and suddenly wake up to find out that it's been 3 hours.

01:09So, if we have strong security, there is a possibility that the carbon monoxide will circulate through the air-con pipe.

01:25So, if you sleep with the air-con pipe completely closed, you won't have any outside air.

01:29You will have to rely on the air-con pipe.

01:31So, if you sleep with the air-con pipe completely closed, you will have total damage.

01:34That's what Mr. Andrew is saying.

01:36Then, if you look at it, the maintenance of the car is very important.