Six tourists, including four Australians and one American, were hospitalized after drinking piña coladas at a Fiji resort, exhibiting nausea and neurological symptoms.
The incident has drawn attention after six tourists died in Laos due to suspected methanol poisoning from bootleg alcohol, raising concerns about beverage safety.
Authorities are taking the Fiji situation seriously, awaiting toxicology results, but do not suspect any malicious intent behind the tourists' illnesses.
Despite concerns, Fiji's tourism chief noted that the recent hospitalization is not directly related to the Laotian tourist deaths, highlighting differences in incidents.
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