Belize, carbon monoxide and American women
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Three U.S. tourists who were found dead in a luxury resort in Belize reportedly died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Officials told the families of three Revere women who were found dead in Belize what caused the “acute pulmonary edema” that killed them.
The Belize National Forensics Science Service executive director, Gian Cho, said Thursday that carbon monoxide poisoning killed three American women found dead while at a vacation resort there in February.
The cause of the deaths of Kaoutar Naqqad, Imane Mallah and Wafae El-Arar has been determined just over a month after they were found dead in their Belize hotel on Saturday, Feb. 22.