Bleach instead of soda: the story of another victim hotel in the Dominican Republic

A woman from New York claims that she was bleeding from a bottle of soda filled with bleach at the same resort in the Dominican Republic, where at least three American tourists died suddenly.

This incident allegedly occurred at the Grand Bahia Principe La Romana resort in October 2018, and followed a series of allegations against the resort.

43-year-old Avilda Montes told Fox Newsthat, settling in a luxurious room at the resort, she drank a bottle of soda from the minibar. The drink, in her words, "turned out to be bleach."

“I was rushed to a medic and put on an IV,” she continued.

“I received chemical burns all over my mouth,” the woman claims.

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Then the hotel said that they were “investigating” the accident and offered Montes a “free massage” in exchange for her silence and “relieving them of any responsibility”.

“I said no because I honestly didn’t know if I would have any problems once I got home,” she said. Speaking to Fox News, the woman said she had "documents from the doctor that she received when she drank bleach."

Montes was not the only one who blamed this resort in the last few weeks. So, a couple from Colorado announced that they filed a lawsuit against a group of resorts Bahia Principe in the Dominican Republic, claiming to be admitted to hospital because of pesticides after resting in a hotel in the chain last year. Keylinn Kull and Tom Schwander said they were staying at the Grand Bahia Principe La Romana in the same hotel where a couple from Maryland died in their room under unclear circumstances.

“I truly believe in telling the truth,” Caelynn said. “This is too much for one resort.”

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Montes, meanwhile, said she tried to contact a lawyer because of a bleach case, but to no avail. At the same time, the woman was confident that her case was the work of the “disgruntled employee” of the resort.

“There are times when you're on vacation and you're lying on the beach and you ask the workers to bring you something,” Montes said.

“There are a lot of poor people working in this country, and they see people enjoying life every day,” she added.

Groups of experts and inspectors from several international agencies conducted tests at resorts in the Dominican Republic after a series of American deaths.

Officials in the United States and the Dominican Republic do not exclude that these deaths could have been caused by unnatural causes.

As ForumDaily wrote earlier:

• Relatives of 51-year-old Yvette Monique Sport passkalithat she went to a popular tourist destination last June and stopped at the Bahia Principe Resort in Punta Cana. According to them, she drank something from the mini-bar in her room, then went to bed and did not wake up.
• It later became known that Nathaniel Holmes, 63, and Cynthia Ann Day, 49, are from Prince George County, Virginia, were discovered dead in a room at the Bahía Príncipe Hotel in the resort of Playa Nueva Romana, on the south-east coast of the country. The cause of death has not yet been established, but the police found no signs of violence.

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