Shocking Discovery: Six Bodies Found in Bangkok Hotel, Poisoning SuspectedShocking Discovery: Six Bodies Found in Bangkok Hotel, Poisoning Suspected Thai police have made a shocking discovery after finding the bodies of six people in a luxury hotel in central Bangkok on Tuesday. The incident has raised suspicions of poisoning. According to the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the victims include two Vietnamese-Americans and four Vietnamese. Their identities have yet to be released. Matichon, a local media outlet, reports that the bodies were discovered by hotel staff at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel. Five of the victims were found inside a room, while one body was located outside. Investigators, speaking on condition of anonymity, have observed foam at the victims’ mouths, hinting at the possibility of poisoning. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin visited the scene of the incident but declined to provide details to reporters. The investigation is ongoing.
In a shocking discovery, Thai police found the bodies of six people in a luxury hotel in central Bangkok on Tuesday, raising suspicions of poisoning.
According to the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the victims are two Vietnamese-Americans and four Vietnamese. Their identities are still unknown.
Local media outlet Matichon reported that the bodies were discovered by hotel staff at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, with five in a room and one outside. Investigators, speaking on condition of anonymity, noted that the victims were foaming at the mouth, suggesting possible poisoning.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin visited the scene of the accident but gave no further details to waiting reporters.
(With input from agencies.)
