A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded at one of Georgia’s biggest ski resorts over the weekend. Eleven Indian restaurant workers, along with one Georgian citizen, were found dead at the Gudauri resort, and local authorities believe carbon monoxide poisoning may be the cause.
The workers were staying at an Indian restaurant called Haveli. Police discovered the bodies on Saturday in their bedrooms on the second floor of the building. The workers had been asleep when they died, and initial reports suggest they were all killed by the invisible and dangerous gas.
According to Georgian officials, the workers had been using a generator placed in a small, enclosed area near their sleeping quarters. The generator had been turned on after a power outage, and it seems that the gas released by the generator—carbon monoxide—entered their rooms. This poisonous gas is odorless and colorless, which makes it hard to detect, and it silently suffocates people while they sleep without them even real...
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