Overview
- Pablo González Domínguez, 42, has spent 14 days in Hospital Ribera Povisa after drinking contaminated sparkling water at a Vigo restaurant on April 12.
- The sealed bottle from a recognized brand contained a yellowish liquid that caused immediate internal burns to his lower esophagus and stomach.
- Doctors described his stomach lining as 'black like a garbage bag,' and he is currently on intravenous nutrition while awaiting a key gastroscopy to assess recovery.
- The Policía Nacional’s Scientific Group is investigating the incident, having collected the bottle as evidence, while the brand and restaurant representatives have visited the victim.
- Domínguez, who has enlisted legal counsel, is optimistic about his recovery but emphasizes the need for accountability to prevent similar incidents in the future.