Dangers of Exhaust Fumes

To the Editor, The Indian Medical Gazette Dear Sir,?After having read the notes on the dangers of exhaust fumes, in the British Medical Journal of 3rd December, 1932, I am tempted to write about a similar incident in this country. In Petlad in the month of May there was a marriage procession which I attended. In the procession the bride and the bridegroom were sitting in a motor car. All the ladies that followed were just behind the car, and, as is common in processions, it moved slowly, stopping every few yards. The engine of the car was naturally kept running. The result was that after some time ladies behind began to faint one after the other. Twelve ladies had to be removed to their