Two Dutch Teens Found Dead in Istanbul Hotel
Two Dutch brothers died in their Istanbul hotel room while their father was hospitalized in critical condition; food poisoning from a Taksim restaurant meal is under investigation.
- Two Dutch teenagers aged 15 and 17 were found dead in their Istanbul hotel room, with their 57-year-old father hospitalized.
- The family had been vacationing in Turkey and were believed to have gone to the touristy Taksim district for dinner.
- Istanbul police have launched an investigation into the incident, with initial suspicion falling on a restaurant meal they had eaten.
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Shock on vacation: Two Dutch brothers die after a dinner. The father survives, the investigation runs.
Two Dutch youths died after a restaurant visit to Istanbul – probably from food poisoning.
De Telegraaf
rtl.nlThe father of the two Dutch boys who died in an Istanbul hotel is out of danger, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported. The man, Rashid Mohammed Ajoeb (57), remains in a hospital in the Turkish city and is receiving further treatment there.
Two Dutch teens found dead in Istanbul hotel, father hospitalised
Two Dutch teenagers were found dead in their Istanbul hotel room and their father hospitalised, Turkish media reported on Saturday, with initial suspicion falling on a restaurant meal they had eaten. The boys, aged 15 and 17, were deceased when police and paramedics arrived at the hotel where they were staying, in the Fatih district, near Istanbul's Blue Mosque and Grand Bazaar, according to the NTV television channel. "When they arrived, ambula…
Two brothers from the Netherlands died on holiday in Turkey, and the police are investigating possible food poisoning.
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