Suva, Fiji
Seven tourists, including four Australians, were hospitalised in a suspected case of alcohol poisoning at a resort in Fiji, the Australian and Fijian governments said on Monday (Dec 16).
The tourists became ill after drinking a cocktail at a resort on the south coast of Viti Levu island, with local media naming the resort as the Warwick Fiji on Coral Coast, an area popular with foreign tourists.
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"At this stage we still have the investigation in process with our team and also whatever that we have provided to our Health (Ministry) and police they are all under (undergoing) investigations at the moment. So at this stage we cannot confirm what has actually happened with our guests," Warwick Fiji Resort front office manager Mereisi Makutu told Fijian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Last month, two Australian teenagers were among six foreign tourists who died after consuming contaminated alcohol in Laos.
The Australian government has updated its travel advice for Fiji to flag dangers of drink spiking, and warned Australians about the risk of alcohol poisoning when travelling.

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The tourists became ill after drinking a cocktail at a resort on the south coast of Viti Levu island.



Suva, Fiji Seven tourists, including four Australians, were hospitalised in a suspected case of alcohol poisoning at a resort in Fiji, the Australian and Fijian governments said on Monday (Dec 16). The tourists became ill after drinking a cocktail at a resort on the south coast of Viti Levu island, with local media naming the resort as the Warwick Fiji on Coral Coast, an area popular with foreign tourists. Also read | US Homeland Security denies any 'foreign involvement' in drone sightings "At this stage we still have the investigation in process with our team and also whatever that we have provided to our Health (Ministry) and police they are all under (undergoing) investigations at the moment. So at this stage we cannot confirm what has actually happened with our guests," Warwick Fiji Resort front office manager Mereisi Makutu told Fijian Broadcasting Corporation. Also read | Who is Han Duck-soo, South Korea's acting president who replaced Yoon Suk Yeol? Last month, two Australian teenagers were among six foreign tourists who died after consuming contaminated alcohol in Laos. The Australian government has updated its travel advice for Fiji to flag dangers of drink spiking, and warned Australians about the risk of alcohol poisoning when travelling. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Seven foreign tourists hospitalised after drinking cocktail in Fiji

Seven tourists, including four Australians, were hospitalised in a suspected case of alcohol poisoning at a resort in Fiji, the Australian and Fijian governments said on Monday (Dec 16).

The tourists became ill after drinking a cocktail at a resort on the south coast of Viti Levu island, with local media naming the resort as the Warwick Fiji on Coral Coast, an area popular with foreign tourists.

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"At this stage we still have the investigation in process with our team and also whatever that we have provided to our Health (Ministry) and police they are all under (undergoing) investigations at the moment. So at this stage we cannot confirm what has actually happened with our guests,"&nbsp;Warwick Fiji Resort front office manager Mereisi Makutu told Fijian Broadcasting Corporation.

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Last month, two Australian teenagers were among six foreign tourists who died after consuming contaminated alcohol in Laos.

The Australian government has updated its travel advice for Fiji to flag dangers of drink spiking, and warned Australians about the risk of alcohol poisoning when travelling.

 
Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION&nbsp;audience.

Seven tourists, including four Australians, were hospitalised in a suspected case of alcohol poisoning at a resort in Fiji, the Australian and Fijian governments said on Monday (Dec 16).

Seven tourists, including four Australians, were hospitalised in a suspected case of alcohol poisoning at a resort in Fiji, the Australian and Fijian governments said on Monday (Dec 16). The tourists became ill after drinking a cocktail at a resort on the south coast of Viti Levu island, with local media naming the resort as the Warwick Fiji on Coral Coast, an area popular with foreign tourists. Also read | US Homeland Security denies any 'foreign involvement' in drone sightings "At this stage we still have the investigation in process with our team and also whatever that we have provided to our Health (Ministry) and police they are all under (undergoing) investigations at the moment. So at this stage we cannot confirm what has actually happened with our guests," Warwick Fiji Resort front office manager Mereisi Makutu told Fijian Broadcasting Corporation. Also read | Who is Han Duck-soo, South Korea's acting president who replaced Yoon Suk Yeol? Last month, two Australian teenagers were among six foreign tourists who died after consuming contaminated alcohol in Laos. The Australian government has updated its travel advice for Fiji to flag dangers of drink spiking, and warned Australians about the risk of alcohol poisoning when travelling. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

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Seven foreign tourists hospitalised after drinking cocktail in Fiji

Seven foreign tourists hospitalised after drinking cocktail in Fiji