In brief
A horrific gas poisoning incident at a ski resort in Gudauri, Georgia, has taken the lives of 11 Indians, among them a young man celebrating his birthday and a couple who recently migrated in search of better prospects. Sameer Kumar, who had just arrived in the country a few months earlier, died along with Ravinder Singh and his wife Gurvinder Kaur, their families confirming the devastating news. The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has indicated that carbon monoxide poisoning is the suspected cause, following an investigation that revealed no signs of violence on the victims. Initial reports suggest that a power generator, improperly positioned near the bedrooms, may have led to the hazardous gas buildup. Authorities are currently assessing whether negligence may have occurred, as they move to address this tragic situation. The Indian government has been actively engaged with the families left behind and is coordinating repatriation of the deceased.
