Two Foreign Nationals Die at Bengaluru Hotel Pool; Police Investigate Suspected Electrical Leak
Two foreign nationals died at a hotel pool in Bengaluru, India, after a suspected electrical leak, and two others were injured, Fox News reported.
BENGALURU - Two foreign nationals died at the Conrad Bengaluru pool in India after a suspected electrical leak, according to a Fox News report on the Bengaluru pool deaths. The outlet said police are investigating the cause of the incident, and that two others were injured.
The Fox News report, as summarized, did not identify the two men who died, their countries of origin, or the time at which the incident occurred. It also did not say what the police investigation has determined so far.
The headline of the Fox News report described the deaths as a suspected electrocution and stated that the rescue effort had injured others. The summary of the report said only that two others were injured. It did not describe the rescue attempt, and it did not say whether the injured were guests, staff, or rescuers.
Fox News attributed the deaths to a "suspected electrical leak," a phrasing that indicates the cause had not been confirmed. According to the outlet's summary, police are examining the source of the leak. No other outlet's account of the incident was available in the materials used for this story, so the details reported here rest on a single source.
Because the account comes from one report, the sequence of events, the timing, and any official findings on the pool's electrical system are not established by the material reported here.
Sources: Fox News: Two men die after suspected electrocution at hotel pool as rescue effort injures others.