Wednesday 12 Aug, 2026

Hotels fought bedbugs – then the tourists died

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Tourists John and Susan Cooper died on holiday in Hurghada in 2018. Now the case has been brought before a British court, where a coroner has ruled that the couple died of carbon monoxide poisoning after an adjacent room in the hotel was sprayed for bedbugs.

The pesticide contained the substance dichloromethane which entered the Cooper couple's room through a connecting door between the room, writes CNN.

Source: Aftonbladet.se

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