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Nej, men jag erinrade jag läste om Mexico - flerta intressanta artiklar men obehaglig läsning.Det är ju inte länge sen folk fick blackout och unga dog i bla Cancun och Playa del Carmen och det verkar inte ha skötts väl. Folk drack knappt nåt men föll som furor, verkar ha varit både drogade och metanol i farten.
30 miljoner amerikanare turistar i Mexico per år och med tanke på all illegal sprit är det rent otroligt att inte fler avlider.
Kanske det fick FBI att reagera snabbt på händelserna i DR?
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https://eu.jsonline.com/story/news/2017/10/06/abbey-conners-death-mexico-goes-state-department-numbers-minimize-deaths-mexico-abbey-conner-not-lis /736139001/
Mamman beskriver hennes dotter som kom till rummet och var död på morgonen:
https://eu.jsonline.com/story/news/mexico-blackouts/2018/02/21/mexico-blackout-mothers-nightmare-daughter-disappears/355233002/
Scrollar man ner på sidan ser man rapporter från personer som insjuknat och hur de bemöttes:
https://projects.jsonline.com/topics/mexico-blackouts-investigation/
Mamman beskriver hennes dotter som kom till rummet och var död på morgonen:
https://eu.jsonline.com/story/news/mexico-blackouts/2018/02/21/mexico-blackout-mothers-nightmare-daughter-disappears/355233002/
Scrollar man ner på sidan ser man rapporter från personer som insjuknat och hur de bemöttes:
https://projects.jsonline.com/topics/mexico-blackouts-investigation/
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Anhöriga till flickan som dog i poolen (hennes tvillingbror överlevde) stämde Iberostar resort i november. Familjen hade precis anlänt och skulle äta middag.
Mexico is the top international destination for U.S. travelers; nearly 30 million Americans visited the country last year alone."
"More than 1.4 million gallons of tainted alcohol has been seized in Mexico since 2010. Some of the counterfeit alcohol is said to contain pure industrial ethanol -- an ingredient used in many rubbing alcohols.
Iberostar Hotels and Resorts told CBS News they "only purchase sealed bottles that satisfy all standards."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/abbey-conner-mexico-tainted-liquor-tourist-dies/
"More than 1.4 million gallons of tainted alcohol has been seized in Mexico since 2010. Some of the counterfeit alcohol is said to contain pure industrial ethanol -- an ingredient used in many rubbing alcohols.
Iberostar Hotels and Resorts told CBS News they "only purchase sealed bottles that satisfy all standards."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/abbey-conner-mexico-tainted-liquor-tourist-dies/
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"Abbey Conner had only been at Iberostar Paraiso Del Mar for a few hours in January 2017 when her family says hotel staff served her and her older brother Austin tainted alcohol at a hotel pool.
Soon after, her family said, Abbey was found by hotel staff floating face down, while her brother was drowning nearby in shallow water. Abbey later died at a Florida hospital; her brother survived."
"We thought we were, you know, safe in a 5-star gated resort but it's apparent that you're not."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/abbey-conner-family-sues-mexican-resort-daughter-died-drinking-possibly-tainted-alcohol-iberostar-ho tel/
Soon after, her family said, Abbey was found by hotel staff floating face down, while her brother was drowning nearby in shallow water. Abbey later died at a Florida hospital; her brother survived."
"We thought we were, you know, safe in a 5-star gated resort but it's apparent that you're not."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/abbey-conner-family-sues-mexican-resort-daughter-died-drinking-possibly-tainted-alcohol-iberostar-ho tel/