Three American tourists died of unknown cause in the Bahamian resort (3 photos)
Police are investigating the deaths of three U.S. hikers popular resort in the Bahamas. According to the preliminary version, the death of people is not of a criminal nature. 
Tourists from the US, two men and a woman, all Americans, were found dead at the Sandals Emerald Bay Hotel in the Exumea area of the Bahamas islands. Another woman, also from the United States, was airlifted to hospital in Nassau. Chester Cooper MP for Exuma and Minister tourism, said that although the reasons for the deaths of tourists have so far been clarified, the police have no reason to suspect the presence of a criminal component in these deaths.
Cooper released an official statement in connection with the incident, in which, in particular, said: “Today I regretted informed of the death of three American tourists, two men and women, in a resort area on Exuma. Another American was taken to the Princess Margaret Hospital. The police are investigating but the cause of death of tourists is still unknown. However, crime the police don't suspect. Today our thoughts and prayers are with families, who have lost loved ones."
The Royal Bahamas Police also made their own statement. Islands, who reported: “Upon arrival at the scene patrols were sent to the first villa. Entering the bedroom, they found an unconscious white man lying on the floor. traces of injury on it was not found. The local doctor later pronounced the victim dead. The patrolmen were then directed to a second villa, where they found a white a man leaning against the bathroom wall, not answering questions. AT There was also a white woman on the bed in the bedroom. She didn't answer either. both had signs of convulsions. The police examined the bodies and found signs of injury. Later, a local doctor declared both dead.” 
The hotel representative also expressed condolences to the families of the victims. AT his statement said, "There is nothing more important to Sandals Resorts than the safety of our guests. With deep sadness we can confirm the death of three guests at the Emerald Bay Resort. Because the incident considered a public health emergency, we are following our protocols, immediately alerted the emergency medical care and local authorities to investigate situation. We are actively working to support both consequence, and the families of the guests at this difficult moment. Out of respect for privacy of our guests, we cannot disclose additional information at present.
The cause of death of tourists should find out the investigation.
