Oklahoma Students Hospitalized After Suspected Drink Tampering in Cancun
Two college students experienced severe symptoms and were hospitalized after drinking water at a resort pool bar in Mexico.
- Both students reported memory loss and physical incapacitation shortly after consuming the drinks.
- Doctors suspect the water was laced with synthetic fentanyl, causing severe reactions.
- One student required a $10,000 deposit for treatment and a $26,000 medical evacuation to the US.
- Family and friends have raised funds to cover medical expenses through a GoFundMe campaign.
- The incident highlights the potential dangers travelers can face while abroad.