12 Workers Die from Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning at Georgian Ski Resort

Victims, including 11 Indian nationals, were found above an Indian restaurant in Gudauri, with a generator suspected as the source of the gas leak.

The bodies of 12 individuals, including 11 Indian nationals and one Georgian, were discovered in sleeping quarters above an Indian restaurant in Gudauri, Georgia's largest ski resort.
Preliminary investigations suggest carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a power generator placed indoors after a power outage in the building.
Authorities have ruled out violence, and forensic examinations are underway to confirm the cause of death.
The Indian Embassy in Georgia is working with local authorities to repatriate the bodies and support the victims' families.
Police have launched an investigation under Georgia's Criminal Code for negligent manslaughter, focusing on the improper use of the generator.