Twelve Lives Lost in Carbon Monoxide Incident at Georgian Ski Resort
In a tragic accident, twelve individuals have succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning at a ski resort in Georgia. Authorities report that the victims consist of eleven foreign nationals and one Georgian citizen, discovered in a sleeping area located above a restaurant at the Gudauri ski station in the northern region of the country.
Initial investigations reveal no signs of foul play, with authorities stating that preliminary tests suggest the incident was accidental. Gudauri is recognized as the largest and highest ski resort in the country, attracting winter sports enthusiasts from around the globe.
