How travelers can protect themselves from carbon monoxide — as police investigate deadly gas in death of Brett Gardner’s son

Source: New York Post

      Costa Rican police revealed that they now believe ex Yankee Brett Gardner’s son may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning at the $1,300-per-night resort where the family was staying on vacation. The resort denies carbon monoxide was detected in Miller Gardner’s room, but admitted it was present in a machine room next door. Either way, his death is the latest overseas vacation tragedy where a carbon monoxide (CO) leak is being investigated.