An Indiana woman said she became so ill during a vacation in the Dominican Republic that she was unable to move her legs. Kristie Dilly told WTHR that she, her husband and another couple were enjoying their stay at a Bahia Principe Resort in February until the seventh day of the vacation, when Kristie became …
The minister of health in the Dominican Republic has said there is nothing suspicious about the recent spate of deaths among American tourists who have not returned home from vacations to the popular Caribbean tourist spot. Dr. Rafael Sanchez Cardenas, the health minister, told CBS News that autopsies performed on eight people who died in …
A health official in the Dominican Republic has downplayed the significance of nine recent deaths of American tourists, and insisted that reports questioning the safety of vacationing there are “fake news” targeting the popular tourist destination. Ministry of Public Health spokesman Carlos Suero spoke indignantly in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday, insisting that …
The FBI is reportedly examining blood samples of American tourists who died while on vacation in the Dominican Republic in recent months. Authorities in the U.S. are reportedly looking to track down the suppliers of alcoholic beverages that some tourists may have consumed before they became ill or died. Law enforcement officials told the New …
