Overview

• Seven guests, including four Australians and one American, fell ill with nausea, vomiting, and neurological symptoms after consuming piña coladas at the Warwick Fiji resort on Saturday night.
• Two of the affected individuals remain hospitalized in stable condition, while five have been discharged and are recovering.
• Fijian authorities are conducting toxicology tests to determine the cause, with results expected in the coming days, but methanol poisoning has not been confirmed.
• The incident is described as isolated, with no similar cases reported at the resort or elsewhere in Fiji, according to the country’s deputy prime minister and tourism minister.
• The Australian government has updated its travel advisory for Fiji, warning tourists to exercise caution regarding drink spiking and methanol poisoning.