
Action needed on canisters ‘before we have a death’
There have been renewed calls for nitrous oxide to be outlawed in Ireland “before we have a death”.
Cllr Francis Timmons (Ind) has called on the government bring in legislation on the gas after a “huge” number of canisters were recovered in cleanup operations around south Dublin rivers.
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