Fellow backpackers investigating the cause of a recent poisoning case at the Nana backpacker hostel in Thailand have intensified suspicion towards the hostel itself. At least six victims, including two Australians, died after becoming ill at the hostel. Authorities have requested thorough and transparent investigations from their Lao counterparts.
It's understood Australian authorities have asked their Lao counterparts for their investigations to be thorough and transparent.
The European man wished to remain anonymous as he continued his travels in Asia, but he provided the ABC with the results of a survey of more than 20 tourists he met who had recently been to Vang Vieng, the town at the centre of the poisonings. But police haven't publicly released further information, other than a pledge by the Laos government that the perpetrators would be brought to justice.
She said a staff member at the hostel massaged one of the woman's toes and said she would be OK as she was having a seizure.Photo shows People holding up alcoholic cocktails The Australian government says it's working closely with authorities in Laos, and is coordinating representatives from the other countries affected, including Denmark, the UK and US.
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