In brief
In a heartbreaking turn of events, twelve lives were lost due to carbon monoxide poisoning at the Gudauri ski resort in Georgia, as confirmed by local police. Among the deceased are 11 foreign nationals and one Georgian, whose bodies were discovered in a sleeping area above an Indian restaurant. Officers reported that preliminary tests revealed no signs of violence, indicating that the incident was likely accidental. Following a power outage on Friday, an oil-powered generator was activated, which authorities suspect may have contributed to the tragic incident. An investigation is underway to establish the identities of the victims and further details. Known for its breathtaking slopes and a variety of winter sports, Gudauri is a popular tourist destination situated in the Caucasus mountains, approximately 120km from Tbilisi.
