Three hotel workers found dead near Fukushima hot spring resort


While the hydrogen sulfide gas released by geothermal vents is said to have health benefits at low levels, it can cause shock, convulsions and even death when present in high levels. - Supplied

FUKUSHIMA: A manager and two employees of a hotel in the Takayu Onsen area of Fukushima city, were confirmed dead on Tuesday (Feb 18) after they were found lying on the ground in the nearby mountains, the Fukushima Prefectural Police said.

Authorities said there is a possibility the trio had inhaled a deadly gas found near hot springs, reported Japanese media outlet The Asahi Shimbun.

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