Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism, Viliame Gavoka, has announced that no additional cases have emerged at the Warwick Resort in Sigatoka following an incident where seven guests experienced severe neurological symptoms after consuming a cocktail. An investigation team from the Health Ministry has determined that this situation is an isolated one, pertaining only to the seven individuals involved at a specific bar within the resort.
Gavoka emphasized that there have been no other reported incidents, neither at the resort nor elsewhere in Fiji. He reaffirmed the long-standing operation and strong reputation of the Warwick Resort in Fiji, reassuring future guests that this instance is not indicative of broader safety concerns.
This news aims to restore confidence in the tourism sector, highlighting the proactive response of health authorities and the resort’s commitment to guest safety. It is a reminder of the importance of vigilance in food and beverage safety, and the swift action taken can help prevent similar incidents in the future.
In summary, while the initial incident raised concerns, proactive measures and the isolated nature of the case allow for a hopeful outlook on future tourism activities in the region.
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