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Two British tourists were found dead in a hotel room in Agadir, Morocco, on Monday evening. Another two tourists were taken to the city’s university hospital in a reportedly critical condition.
An inquiry has been launched, and the hotel where the tourists were found is undergoing inspections to assess accommodation standards and safety procedures. Two additional tourists remain in critical condition at a local university hospital following the incident.
An inquiry has been initiated following the discovery of two British tourists dead in a hotel room in Agadir, Morocco, with the Foreign Office confirming their awareness of the situation and stating, “We are supporting their families and are in contact with the local authorities.” In response to these incidents, the hotel has undergone inspections regarding its accommodation standards and safety procedures.
What remains unclear — The causes of death for the two British tourists found in Agadir’s hotel room have not been disclosed.
Two British tourists found dead in hotel room in Agadir, Morocco
Two British tourists were found dead in a hotel room in Agadir, Morocco last Monday (Picture: Shutterstock)
An inquiry has been opened after two British tourists were discovered dead in a hotel room in Morocco.
The pair were found unconscious at a major beach resort in Agadir on Monday evening.
Another two tourists were taken to the city’s university hospital in a reportedly critical condition, the Sun reported.
A spokesperson for the Foreign Office said: ‘We are aware of the deaths of two British nationals in Morocco.
‘We are supporting their families and are in contact with the local authorities.’
According to the Rio Times, the hotel has since been inspected for its accommodation standards and safety procedures.
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It comes less than a month after 31-year-old Clare Mitchell was found dead in a hotel room in the same city, where she had visited on a four-day break.
Clare, who was studying accountancy at university, had arrived in the Moroccan coastal city a day earlier after flying in from Manchester.
She was described by her family as ‘the most unique person’ and ‘one of a kind’.
A fundraiser has been launched to bring her body home.
Her sister, Angel Davies wrote: ‘Hi, as most of you know my mum recently had the dreaded knock on the door from the police that no parent ever wishes to hear, that unfortunately Clare had passed away.
‘Mental health is the biggest killer it doesn’t care what you have who you are or what you have to look forward too and unfortunately now we have to plan the funeral of the tattooed diva, biggest drama queen and one of a kind most definitely’.
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