Suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in a care home in England: 3 dead, 7 injured.

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Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Nursing Home: 3 Dead, 7 People Hospitalized, 60-Year-Old Woman Arrested

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in connection with the deaths of three people in a nursing home.

The police stated that seven more people were taken to the hospital from Gainsborough Nursing Home and that the primary focus of the investigation is carbon monoxide poisoning.

The Dorset Police Force indicated that the deaths are currently being treated as suspicious.

A 60-year-old woman from the area has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and is still being held in police custody.

The police reported that they received a call regarding the discovery of three residents deceased at the nursing home on Ulwell Road in Swanage at 07:16 in the morning.

As a precaution, seven people were taken to the hospital.

The other residents of the nursing home were evacuated to another location where they can receive appropriate care.

Chief Inspector Neil Third from the Major Crime Investigation Team said: "We extend our heartfelt thoughts and condolences to the families and loved ones of those who tragically lost their lives. Our police officers are providing support to them."

"As part of our investigation, we have made an arrest to determine whether any actions or omissions may constitute gross negligence and to gather as much information as possible about what has occurred."

"It is important to note that the arrest process provides certain legal protections to individuals. As the legal process has begun, we ask the media and the public to refrain from further speculation."

"We are aware that this incident has deeply affected the residents of Swanage, and we want to thank everyone for the care and respect shown throughout the day."

"Our local neighborhood police will be present to provide support. During this difficult time, we are doing everything we can to minimize the impact on the community while continuing our investigation in the area."