Seven tourists in Fiji have been sent to hospital with suspected alcohol poisoning and are reported to be in a critical condition. It is believed they drank cocktails at a resort bar on Saturday night local time and shortly afterwards, displayed nausea, vomiting and neurological symptoms.

Several tourists, including four Australians, experienced “nausea, vomiting and neurological symptoms” after consuming cocktails prepared by the hotel bar.

Four Australians are among seven people hospitalised with "nausea, vomiting, and neurological symptoms" after drinking cocktails at a popular resort on Fiji's Coral Coast.

TOURISTS with suspected alcohol poisoning are fighting for their lives in Fiji just weeks after six backpackers died from tainted shots in Laos. Guests at the Warwick Resort on Fiji’s Coral

Two Australian families are believed to be among a group of resort guests in hospital after a suspected mass alcohol poisoning on Fiji's Coral Coast.

Authorities are warning Australians to watch their drinks in Fiji after several holidaymakers were hospitalised with suspected alcohol poisoning.

The luxury hotel at the centre of a suspected alcohol poisoning incident that left seven tourists hospitalised has told 9news.com.au that they are taking the matter "very seriously."At least four Australians are believed to have been poisoned after drinking cocktails at Warwick Fiji Resort on Saturday.

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A group of Australians are believed to be among seven tourists in hospital in Fiji after a suspected mass alcohol poisoning.