Suspicious Poisoning Incident at Bangkok Luxury Hotel

Six bodies were discovered at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, suspected to be the result of poisoning. The deceased include two Vietnamese Americans and four Vietnamese nationals. Authorities are investigating the case as they were found foaming at the mouth. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin visited the scene.

Six bodies were discovered at the luxurious Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel in downtown Bangkok on Tuesday. Authorities suspect poisoning as the cause.

Thailand's Foreign Ministry revealed that the victims included two Vietnamese Americans and four Vietnamese nationals. The victims have not been further identified.

The Thai newspaper Matichon released photos showing police investigating at the hotel after being alerted by the staff in the late afternoon. Five bodies were found inside a room, while one was found outside.

Investigators observed that the bodies were foaming at the mouth, indicating possible poisoning. An officer from the Lumpini police station confirmed the details but requested anonymity due to lack of authorization to release information.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin visited the scene to assess the situation but did not provide additional details to the press.

(With inputs from agencies.)