Two British tourists found dead at resort in Agadir
World · First reported 8 Nov, 18:05 · Updated 19:37

Two British tourists were found dead at a hotel in Agadir, Morocco, and authorities are investigating the cause. Two other guests were reportedly taken to hospital in critical condition; the identities of those involved and the cause of the deaths have not been made public.
- Hotel staff found two British holidaymakers unconscious at a resort in Agadir last Monday; both were later confirmed dead.
- At least two other guests from the same hotel were taken to hospital and reported to be in critical condition.
- Investigators collected evidence and ordered post-mortem examinations. The cause remains undetermined, with food poisoning and a gas leak among the possibilities being explored.
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- Location
- A hotel in Agadir, Morocco.
- Deaths
- Two British nationals.
- Other guests
- At least two were taken to hospital and reported in critical condition.
- Investigation
- The cause of death has not been established; post-mortem examinations were ordered.
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- A previous Lux story reported that Morocco said it would uphold the Western Sahara ceasefire after a UN mission ended. [a14e13c4-d9c0-42f8-abf6-3dcf7cfed270]
- Another earlier Lux story said the UN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara ended after the Security Council did not renew its mandate. [f3e9a074-6cdb-4e4c-b4c7-b1bbc14275f1]
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