A terrible death drama on holiday paradise Sri Lanka: two young tourists died after they died in a hostel in the capital Colombo. A poison that was used against the contamination of bed bugs in the accommodation could have led to the tragedy.
A total of three people had shown symptoms in the hostel doctors for the life of British Ebony M. (24) and the 27-year-old German Nadine R. Tragic enough both women eventually died in the hospital.
With vomiting and breathing difficulties in the hospital
Earlier the victims had to hand over violently – the British also suffered from breathing problems, as her family explained. The police have started investigating the cause of death. A very toxic chemical that was used against bed bugs in the Miracle Colombo City hostel could have poisoned the women. The affected room was closed for three days, the two Europeans were in other rooms in the hostel.
This is what a room looks like in the affected hotel:
The accommodation was evacuated as a precaution, the entire building was sealed. An autopsy of the deceased should now clarify the cause of death.
In the meantime, the members of the British collect money on a donation platform, so that family members travel to Sri Lanka to bring their remains to their home country. “We have to be with her and bring her home safely,” says the call for donations.
Recently, deaths among tourists after methanol poisoning in Asia caused a sensation: a few weeks ago, six holiday makers died in Laos after a stay in a tourist hostel of a backpack.
Source: Krone
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