Local authorities in Fiji are investigating an alarming incident of suspected alcohol poisoning among visitors, with multiple Australians hospitalized after consuming alcohol, raising serious health concerns.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Dfat) has confirmed consular assistance is being provided to two families affected, marking a vigilant response to the alarming health crisis.
Victims aged between 18 and 56 reported symptoms including nausea and neurological distress. This incident underscores the risks associated with alcohol consumption abroad, particularly regarding drink spiking and potential methanol poisoning.
Dfat's updated travel advice warns tourists in Fiji about the dangers of alcohol poisoning, urging vigilance and quick medical response in cases of suspected drink spiking.
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