Asphyxiant; a gas that deprives the body of oxygen.

Can cause; loss of breath, trouble breathing, throat irritation, dizziness, headache, loss of consciousness and even death.

As I lie on my bed, in a place where I thought I was supposed to be safe, I suddenly feel like I can’t breathe, I feel a shortness of breath, then shortly after a headache and dizziness. On the 13th of February, 2024, I attempted calling the gas emergency services, Bord Gàis Energy and Gas Networks Ireland, but unfortunately, I was unable to reach them. I then resorted to calling the emergency services and to my surprise, Bord Gàis Energy had accompanied them.

14th of February, 2024, on a bus on the way to Dublin Airport, while I waited for my flights in Dublin airport and Frankfurt airport, asphyxiants present.

On the 14th of February, 2024, I boarded a flight from Germany, once again, I was barely able to breathe. If you ever get a chance to hear the black box of flight ET707, you would hear the pilot struggling to speak while giving announcements, struggling to breath due to loss of breath, due to an asphyxiant gas being present on the plane.

February, 2024, Pearl Hotel 1, Dar es Salaam, my room every now and again would be filled with gas, an asphyxiant. I noticed the gas cylinder from the gas company Africab Tanzania was being used during my stay there, a gas company that produces gases which are labelled as asphyxiants. 

Asphyxiants; something that can make you feel like someone is trying to keep you quiet.