Two tourists have died from suspected pesticide poisoning after their hostel in Sri Lanka was fumigated for bedbugs, Britain’s PA Media news agency has reported.

Sri Lankan police on Saturday said they were investigating the death of two foreign tourists, suspected to have succumbed to poisoning after the fumigation against insects in their hostel rooms. The tourists,

Nadine Raguse, 26, has been named as the second person to die after staying at the Miracle Colombo City Hostel in Sri Lanka - where 24-year-old Brit Ebony McIntosh also fell fatally ill

A SECOND tourist who died suddenly at a Sri Lankan hostel alongside a Brit travel influencer has been named as cops probe whether toxic fumigation chemicals played a role in the tragedy. German

A British woman who died after collapsing at a hostel in Sri Lanka may have been poisoned by noxious pesticides, police say. Derby woman Ebony McIntosh, a digital marketing and social media manager, was rushed to hospital in the capital, Colombo, on Saturday after suffering from vomiting, nausea and trouble breathing.

Ebony McIntosh, 24, from Derby, was taken to hospital in Colombo after falling ill with vomiting and breathing difficulties on Saturday - but died there hours later.

A 24-year-old British influencer and a German tourist have died after falling violently ill at a hostel in Sri Lanka. A third tourist remains hospitalized.

Family members of the young woman, named Ebony, have said she died on February 1 "within a few hours of arriving at the hospital" after her hostel in Sri Lanka was fumigated

COLOMBO: Sri Lankan police said Saturday they were investigating the death of two foreign tourists, suspected to have succumbed to poisoning after the fumigation against insects in their hostel rooms.