Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, Viliame Gavoka, announced that a toxicology report confirmed no illicit substances or methanol were present in the ingredients or liquor samples associated with reported alcohol poisoning incidents at the Warwick Resort. This testing, conducted by the Fiji Police Force, has alleviated concerns surrounding the safety of the beverages served to guests.
Mr. Gavoka expressed optimism, stating, “The findings that there is no evidence of alcohol poisoning is great news for Fiji, especially for our vital tourism industry.” He emphasized that this outcome provides essential reassurance to international travelers about Fiji’s reputation as a safe and dependable destination.
He also reiterated the commitment of Fiji to maintaining high standards in food safety and overall visitor well-being, stating, “The health and well-being of our visitors remain our top priority.”
The resolution of this issue not only boosts confidence among tourists but also enhances Fiji’s image as a secure place to visit, potentially leading to an increase in tourism activity in the future.
In summary, the confirmation of safety from the alcohol incidents at the Warwick Resort represents a positive development for Fiji’s tourism, reinforcing the island nation’s dedication to its visitors’ health and safety.
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