<p>New Delhi: A woman and her two-year old son died here of suffocation after inhaling smoke from a coal stove lit in the room they were sleeping in, police said on Monday.</p>.<p>Her husband and her two other children are being treated at the Safdarjung hospital.</p>.<p>On Sunday at 6:16 am, police were informed about their condition, and they were rushed to the hospital from South Delhi's Maidan Garhi area, officials said.</p>.450 vehicles gutted in fire at police yard in Delhi's Wazirabad.<p>Anjali (23) and her son Shambhu died during treatment, they said. Dinesh, Divansh (6) and Devanshi (4) are hospitalised.</p>.<p>Police said it is suspected that smoke from the coal brazier, or 'angithi', filled the unventilated room in the intervening night Saturday and Sunday.</p>.<p>People usually light these stoves to keep themselves warm during winters.</p>.<p>No foul play is suspected and inquest proceedings have been initiated under Code of Criminal Procedure section 174, an official said.</p>.<p>The family lived in a rented accommodation in Asola, police said and added that it has been their residence for the last two years.</p>.<p>Dinesh, they said, worked as a gardener at a farmhouse in the Maidan Garhi area.</p>
<p>New Delhi: A woman and her two-year old son died here of suffocation after inhaling smoke from a coal stove lit in the room they were sleeping in, police said on Monday.</p>.<p>Her husband and her two other children are being treated at the Safdarjung hospital.</p>.<p>On Sunday at 6:16 am, police were informed about their condition, and they were rushed to the hospital from South Delhi's Maidan Garhi area, officials said.</p>.450 vehicles gutted in fire at police yard in Delhi's Wazirabad.<p>Anjali (23) and her son Shambhu died during treatment, they said. Dinesh, Divansh (6) and Devanshi (4) are hospitalised.</p>.<p>Police said it is suspected that smoke from the coal brazier, or 'angithi', filled the unventilated room in the intervening night Saturday and Sunday.</p>.<p>People usually light these stoves to keep themselves warm during winters.</p>.<p>No foul play is suspected and inquest proceedings have been initiated under Code of Criminal Procedure section 174, an official said.</p>.<p>The family lived in a rented accommodation in Asola, police said and added that it has been their residence for the last two years.</p>.<p>Dinesh, they said, worked as a gardener at a farmhouse in the Maidan Garhi area.</p>