A 142.9% increase in deaths due to electrocution in Lorestan The Director General of Forensic Medicine Loresten reported a decrease in the number of deaths due to burns and carbon monoxide poisoning, and on the other hand, a significant increase in deaths due to electrocution in the first six months of 1405. The number of deaths due to carbon monoxide poisoning in the district was accompanied by a decrease of 12 people, equivalent to 75%, and in the first half of the year no deaths among women were reported.