Thanks for posting. Maybe it's actually the difference in the climates we are living in. Finland is a chilly country and you rarely need a fan so cases in which someone has died and there has been a fan present are really rare.
In the cases someone has died and has had a fan, I could imagine it'd be in a really hot temperature, which is dangerous for elderly or sick people, and the fan isn't enough to help.
I'm lucky to live in a country where it's more common someone passes out while being outside and freezes to death.
Thanks for posting. Maybe it's actually the difference in the climates we are living in. Finland is a chilly country and you rarely need a fan so cases in which someone has died and there has been a fan present are really rare.
In the cases someone has died and has had a fan, I could imagine it'd be in a really hot temperature, which is dangerous for elderly or sick people, and the fan isn't enough to help.
I'm lucky to live in a country where it's more common someone passes out while being outside and freezes to death.
Yes that could certainly be part of it. Fans are obviously a lot more common in warm countries.