1.   The fumes have caused skin diseases among the villagers.

2.   Reports that MTBE fumes cause nausea or other symptoms have not panned out in large-scale studies, they add.

3.   Its fumes can cause coughing, shortness of breath, eye damage, dizziness and drowsiness, according to the Maryland Poison Control Center.

4.   Jakob died of lung damage caused by fumes she inhaled in the fire, according to a statement from the hospital carried by the news agency CTK.

5.   Its fumes can cause coughing, shortness of breath, eye damage, dizziness and drowsiness.

6.   Mysterious pungent fumes caused panic at the school, but the nature and source of the fumes were not immediately clear.

7.   Sgt. Bob Alleway said exhaust fumes may have caused the problem.

8.   Three-thousand people have already been evacuated, and potentially dangerous fumes are causing concern.

9.   The toxic fumes caused eye and nose irritation to employees, local residents, as well as police and firefighters who were summoned to the area.