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Tragic Carbon Monoxide Incident Claims Lives at Georgian Ski Resort

A deadly case of carbon monoxide poisoning has claimed twelve lives at a popular ski destination in Georgia, including eleven foreigners.

Source: bbc.co.uk1 min read
Tragic Carbon Monoxide Incident Claims Lives at Georgian Ski Resort
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In brief

Authorities reported that the incident occurred at the Gudauri ski resort, where victims were found in a sleeping area above a restaurant. An oil-powered generator was activated after a power outage, leading to the tragic accident.

Emergency services discovered the deceased, comprising one Georgian citizen and eleven foreign nationals, over the weekend. Preliminary investigations indicate no signs of foul play, and an inquiry is underway to determine further details as the identities of the victims remain undisclosed. Gudauri, known for its breathtaking slopes and vibrant winter sports scene, is situated in the Caucasus mountains and is a significant draw for international tourists. The resort dates back to the 19th century along the ancient Georgian Military Road and is recognized for offering a diverse range of skiing and snowboarding activities.

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