What will be the health outcomes of the tourists hospitalized in the Fiji incident by Jan 31, 2025?
All recover fully • 25%
Some recover, some with lasting effects • 25%
One or more fatalities • 25%
Unknown or unreported • 25%
Updates from Fijian health authorities or medical reports
Seven Tourists, Including Four Australians and One American, Hospitalized for Suspected Alcohol Poisoning at Warwick Resort in Fiji
Dec 16, 2024, 03:35 AM
Seven tourists, including four Australians and one American, have been hospitalized in Fiji due to suspected alcohol poisoning after consuming cocktails at the Warwick Resort on the Coral Coast. The incident occurred on Saturday night, leading to symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and neurological issues. Local health authorities are investigating the case, with reports indicating that the cocktails may have been laced with potentially harmful substances. Four Australians, aged between 18 and 56, are reported to be in critical condition, while two others have been released from the hospital. The Fijian authorities have labeled the situation as an 'extremely isolated incident' and are working closely with the resort to conduct a thorough investigation. The health status of the remaining victims is still being monitored, and officials have not yet confirmed whether tainted alcohol was definitively involved.
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