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U.S. tourist dies at Sandals Bahamas resort after getting coronavirus

Debbra Szafryk 3 years ago 1 min read

A guy from the United States who tested optimistic for the coronavirus died Tuesday at Sandals Emerald Bay vacation resort in Fantastic Exuma, Bahamas, local police reported.

The Royal Bahamas Law enforcement Power would not share the man’s identification or age with The Washington Write-up mainly because they explained his family members experienced still to be notified. An official in the community affairs office explained the male died just after struggling a seizure and had been quarantining in his place because testing positive Saturday.

“Sadly a visitor has handed away from apparent natural results in,” Sandals Resorts said in a statement emailed to The Washington Submit, introducing that “Bahamian authorities do not suspect any foul play.”

3 Us residents died at the similar vacation resort in Might because of to carbon monoxide poisoning. Sandals stated afterword it was putting in carbon monoxide detectors at each space on the house. Sandals operates resorts in the Bahamas in Good Exuma and Nassau.

The Bahamas necessitates travelers 12 and older to current evidence of vaccination or a damaging coronavirus check in advance of boarding a flight to the islands.

A vacation advisory from the Centers for Disease Manage and Prevention claims the Bahamas is at a Level 3 (substantial) possibility for coronavirus. The well being agency recommends travelers stay clear of viewing the Bahamas if they are not up to date on their coronavirus vaccines.