December 16th 2024.
A tragic incident occurred at Georgia's renowned ski resort, leaving authorities and guests in shock. Reports have confirmed that a carbon monoxide leak took the lives of twelve individuals who were staying at the resort. The victims were discovered in their bedrooms on the second floor above an Indian restaurant, located in Gudauri, North Georgia. It is believed that all twelve individuals, which included eleven foreigners and one Georgian, were employees of the restaurant.
The authorities are treating this as a case of "negligent manslaughter," as there is no evidence of any violence involved. According to preliminary tests, the victims did not show any signs of physical harm. Upon further investigation, it was revealed that an electric power generator was turned on the day before the tragic incident occurred. Investigators are working tirelessly to determine if this was the cause of the carbon monoxide leak that claimed the lives of the workers.
The names of the victims have not been released yet, as authorities are still in the process of notifying their families. An autopsy has been ordered to determine the cause of death for each individual. The Gudauri ski resort, situated at the top of Mount Kudebi, is the largest and highest in Georgia, offering visitors a breathtaking view at 2000 meters above sea level. It is a popular destination for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts, attracting tourists from all over the world.
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