Australia has updated its travel advisory for Fiji to include warnings about the risk of methanol poisoning. This update follows the hospitalization of four Australians, one American, and two foreign residents after they consumed cocktails at the Warwick Resort on Saturday night. All individuals are currently receiving treatment at Lautoka Hospital.
The Smart Traveller advisory encourages Australians in Fiji to be cautious of possible drink spiking and the dangers associated with methanol in alcoholic drinks. It advises anyone who suspects they have been a victim of drink spiking to seek immediate medical assistance.
There has been no official update on the health status of the individuals involved as of this morning.
This advisory emphasizes the importance of being vigilant while consuming alcohol abroad. It’s a reminder to travelers about the potential dangers that may arise in unfamiliar environments, and the need to prioritize safety while enjoying their trip.
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