Three British tourists have died in a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning incident at the popular Ibiza Rocks Hotel in San Antonio, sparking a major investigation by Spanish authorities.
The victims, whose identities have not yet been officially released, were discovered unresponsive in their hotel room. Emergency services rushed to the scene but were unable to revive them.
What Happened?
Initial reports suggest the tragedy may have been caused by a faulty boiler system, with carbon monoxide poisoning the likely cause of death. The hotel has since been evacuated as a precaution while authorities conduct thorough safety checks.
Tributes Pour In
Friends and family of the victims have begun sharing emotional tributes on social media, describing them as "full of life" and "the kindest souls". The British Foreign Office has confirmed they are supporting the families involved.
Safety Concerns Raised
This tragic incident has raised serious questions about safety standards in holiday accommodations. Carbon monoxide detectors are not currently mandatory in all Spanish hotels, leading to calls for stricter regulations.
Local authorities have assured the public that a full investigation is underway to determine the exact cause of this heartbreaking incident.
