Two foreign tourists die abnormally in Vietnam
Tuoi Tre
Updated : Sat, August 4, 2012,10:25 AM (GMT+0700)
Agencies are investigating the deaths of two foreign female tourists - both in their 20s - who died under abnormal circumstances in the provincial General Hospital after staying in the beachside city of Nha Trang.
At 7:30 pm on July 30, Cathy Huynh, a 26-year-old Canadian citizen who is of Vietnamese origin, took Karin Joy Bowerman, 27, of American nationality, to the Khanh Hoa Province General Hospital.
The two travelers had shared a room at a hotel on Nguyen Thien Thuat Street, in the tourism city of Nha Trang.
When hospitalized, Karin had no injury on her body but suffered from a serious respiratory failure, with her blood pressure dropping to zero.
Karin was put on a respirator and given intensive treatment and care, but she died at 10:30 pm that night.
On the noon of August 1, Cathy suddenly developed a shock, a medical term referring to the organs and tissues of the body not receiving a sufficient flow of blood, and was treated at the same hospital.
Doctors gave her anti-shock therapies and intensive care, but she experienced cardiac arrests during the treatment and died at 2:15 am Thursday.
Doctors have yet to reach a conclusion about the cause of the two deaths, Dr Nguyen Van Xang, deputy director of the hospital, said.
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Tuoi Tre
Updated : Sat, August 4, 2012,10:25 AM (GMT+0700)
Agencies are investigating the deaths of two foreign female tourists - both in their 20s - who died under abnormal circumstances in the provincial General Hospital after staying in the beachside city of Nha Trang.
At 7:30 pm on July 30, Cathy Huynh, a 26-year-old Canadian citizen who is of Vietnamese origin, took Karin Joy Bowerman, 27, of American nationality, to the Khanh Hoa Province General Hospital.
The two travelers had shared a room at a hotel on Nguyen Thien Thuat Street, in the tourism city of Nha Trang.
When hospitalized, Karin had no injury on her body but suffered from a serious respiratory failure, with her blood pressure dropping to zero.
Karin was put on a respirator and given intensive treatment and care, but she died at 10:30 pm that night.
On the noon of August 1, Cathy suddenly developed a shock, a medical term referring to the organs and tissues of the body not receiving a sufficient flow of blood, and was treated at the same hospital.
Doctors gave her anti-shock therapies and intensive care, but she experienced cardiac arrests during the treatment and died at 2:15 am Thursday.
Doctors have yet to reach a conclusion about the cause of the two deaths, Dr Nguyen Van Xang, deputy director of the hospital, said.
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