A U.S. tourist in Fiji was among seven people hospitalized. After drinking cocktails at the resort

One American and six others, including at least four Australians, were hospitalized in Fiji on Saturday. After they drank a possibly spiked pina colada at the hotel bar. According to Fijian officials and reports around the world.

Viliame Kavoca, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation The seven hospitalizations were confirmed during a news conference on Sunday. Gavoca said the victim suffered nausea, vomiting and urinary tract symptoms after consuming the drink at a five-star hotel in Warwick, Fiji.

“As of 12.25 today, 2 patients have been discharged from the hospital…HDU, 2 cases, high dependency unit. The patient…will be allowed to leave the hospital this afternoon. After another health check, two patients are currently being treated in the ICU. The ICU unit is in stable condition,” Gavoca said.

The Fiji Ministry of Health and police are investigating and found no other cases reported on Sunday. Government officials will continue to investigate the cause of the tourists’ illnesses.

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Fijian doctors have decided to release five of seven patients, including four Australians and an American, who were hospitalized after drinking pina coladas at a luxury hotel bar. Officials said on December 1, 16. (Leon Lord/AFP)

“This is an (extremely) isolated incident affecting just seven guests at a bar within a popular resort. This resort has operated successfully in Fiji for many years. It is very famous. This is especially true among Australian tourists,” Gavoka said.

Gavoca added that tourism in Fiji “It’s generally very safe” and the island had never had anything like this happen before Saturday.

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Viliame Kavoca, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation The victim is said to have had nausea, vomiting and urinary tract symptoms. (Facebook/Fijian Government)

The deputy prime minister also confirmed that tourists used to drink pina coladas. which he described as A “very popular cocktail” made with rum and pineapple juice.

Officials are working to prepare a toxicology report. This will contain additional information about the ingredients consumed by the victim.

The Warwick Fiji told Fox News Digital in a statement that the hotel “Last news regarding suspected alcohol poisoning.”

This photo shows the five-star resort in Warwick Fiji on the Coral Coast on December 1, 16. (Leon Lord/AFP)

“Please be assured that we are taking this matter seriously. And a thorough investigation is currently underway. We are still waiting on the health authority’s test report to gather all the necessary information,” a Warwick spokesperson said. “At this time we do not have any concrete details. But we are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our guests. We will keep you updated as more information becomes available.”

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Four Australian tourists fell seriously ill after drinking cocktails at a Coral Coast hotel bar and were hospitalized. The Guardian reports At least two Australians are returning home.

A tourist in Fiji had worrying symptoms after drinking cocktails at a hotel bar. He was taken to Lautoka Hospital on Saturday. (AFP)

“they’re fine Considering what they’ve been through,” David Sando told The Australian Broadcasting Corp. In a Sunday interview about his daughter and granddaughter, “…it was an ideal vacation for a mother and daughter. And they enjoy each other’s company. And we as a family love Fiji, so that was a logical place to go. And they had fun.”

Mother and daughter plan a week-long vacation in Fiji. which was cut short when admitted to hospital It was then decided to fly home to Australia, Sando said.

“There was a group of them in the lounge at this resort. And they drink similar cocktails. Unfortunately, seven people came with the symptoms that were mentioned,” the grandfather said.

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Fiji’s Ministry of Health and police continue to investigate the incident. And officials said they would provide further updates as they become available.

Warwick Fiji did not immediately respond to inquiries from Fox News Digital.