No methanol or illicit drugs in alcohol served at Fijian resort where Australians fell ill, tests find
Australia urged to remove the word ‘spike’ from its recently upgraded travel warning to the popular Pacific holiday destinationGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA test of drinks consumed by seven people in Fiji who fell ill and were hospitalised found no illicit substances or methanol, officials said.The deputy prime minister and minister for tourism, Viliame Gavoka, said tests found no evidence of illicit drugs or excess alcohol in the drinks served to seven people, including four Australians, at the Warwick resort on Saturday night. Continue reading...
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Australia urged to remove the word ‘spike’ from its recently upgraded travel warning to the popular Pacific holiday destination
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A test of drinks consumed by seven people in Fiji who fell ill and were hospitalised found no illicit substances or methanol, officials said.
The deputy prime minister and minister for tourism, Viliame Gavoka, said tests found no evidence of illicit drugs or excess alcohol in the drinks served to seven people, including four Australians, at the Warwick resort on Saturday night. Continue reading...
