Russian tourists poisoned by oysters at Turkish resort
Russian tourists at the Rubi Platinum Sign hotel in Alanya, Turkey, suffered mass food poisoning after eating oysters, with several hospitalized and treated for acute bacterial infection. The hotel staff reportedly did not respond to the incident.
Consensus
- Russian tourists were affected by food poisoning after eating oysters at the Rubi Platinum Sign hotel in Alanya.
- Several tourists were hospitalized due to acute bacterial infection.
- Medical treatment included intravenous drips and overnight hospitalization.
- Other guests reported similar symptoms after consuming oysters at the same meal.
- Hotel staff did not offer apologies or inquire about the affected tourists' condition.
- The cost of the vacation package was nearly 500,000 rubles for two people.
Points of divergence
- The hotel is named Rubi Platinum, located in the city of Alanya. — riamo
- The hotel is named Rubi Platinum Sign, located in the city of Alanya. — tg_bazabazon
- The injured tourist was hospitalized in Alanya. — riamo
- The injured tourist was hospitalized in Antalya. — tg_bazabazon
Coverage (2 sources)
- Russian tourists poisoned by oysters in elite Turkish hotel — РИАМО
- Russian tourists mass poisoned by oysters in elite Turkish hotel — several injured ended up in hospital. — Baza