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Fiji Resort Cocktail Illness: Tests Find No Methanol

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Seven people got sick after drinking cocktails at the Warwick Fiji resort. Tests later found no methanol in the drinks.

Key Facts

  • Where: Warwick Fiji resort
  • Seven people went to hospital
  • Four were Australian
  • Georgia Sandoe-Simpson, 19, and mother Tanya, 49, came home
  • Tests found no methanol or illegal drugs in the drinks

Correction

Our earlier headline said the women were “poisoned”. Testing of the drinks found no methanol or illicit substances.

What Happened

The group drank piña coladas at the resort and became unwell.

Test Results

Toxicology found no methanol or illicit substances in the drinks. The patients’ own results were not released.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where did it happen?

The Warwick Fiji resort.

Was methanol found?

No, not in the drinks.

How many got sick?

Seven people.

Conclusion

The cause of the illness was not made public.

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