TBILISI: Eleven Indians died after inhaling toxic gas at a resort in Georgia. The incident occurred at an Indian-owned resort in Gudauri. Preliminary information suggests that the cause of death was carbon monoxide inhalation. The Indian Embassy in Tbilisi released the information about the deaths. The Georgian police have stated that they will investigate all aspects, including the possibility of foul play.

The deceased were all staff members of an Indian hotel operating on the second floor of the resort. They were found dead near the hotel's recreation centre. A power generator was also found near the bedrooms. It was brought there on Friday in case of a power outage. The police and forensic experts are investigating whether the generator was the source of the toxic gas.

According to local media reports, the police have stated that everyone present at the scene of the incident died. The report of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Georgia also indicates that no signs of assault were found. The Indian Embassy has expressed condolences to the families of the deceased and is working to repatriate the bodies to India as soon as possible.