In brief
Twelve people, including eleven foreigners and one Georgian national, succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning in Gudauri, Georgia's largest ski resort, following a generator mishap after a power outage.
Authorities found the bodies in a sleeping area above an Indian restaurant at the resort. Preliminary investigations suggest it was an accident rather than foul play, as no signs of violence were present on the victims. The generator was activated to restore power after the building lost electricity late Friday. An official investigation is underway, but the identities of the deceased have yet to be revealed. Gudauri, located in the beautiful Caucasus mountains, is renowned for its winter sports and serves as a historic hub connecting Georgia and Russia.
