Twelve Indian nationals were found dead at a restaurant in Georgia’s mountain resort of Gudauri due to carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the Indian mission in Tbilisi.
Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement that no signs of injuries or signs of violence were detected in an initial inspection.
The Indian mission in Tbilisi said that all 12 victims were Indian nationals. However, Georgia’s internal affairs ministry statement said 11 were foreigners while one victim was its citizen.
It added that the bodies of all victims, employees in the same Indian restaurant, were found in bedrooms on the second floor of the facility.
“Mission has just learned about the death of 12 Indian nationals in Gudauri, Georgia. Deepest condolences to the bereaved families. Mission is in touch with the local authorities to get details of the Indian nationals who lost their lives. All possible assistance will be given,” PTI quoted the Indian mission in Tbilisi as saying in a statement.
Mission has just learned about the death of 12 Indian nationals in Gudauri, Georgia. Deepest condolences to the bereaved families. Mission is in touch with the local authorities to get details of the Indian nationals who lost their lives. All possible assistance will be given.…
— India in Georgia (@IndEmbGeorgia) December 14, 2024
In a separate statement, the Embassy of India in Tbilisi said it is saddened to learn of the unfortunate passing of 11 Indian nationals in Gudauri, Georgia, and extends its deepest condolences to their families.
“The Embassy is working closely with local authorities to facilitate the prompt repatriation of the mortal remains to India. We are also in contact with the bereaved families and are committed to providing all possible support,” the statement added.
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