PANAJI:
Sources in the Goa Medical College have informed that while the cause of death has been reserved, both the cadavers showed clear signs of swelling of the brain as well as the lungs, which is usually noticed in the case of drug overdose.
In the first case, the deceased, Pravin Surendran arrived in Goa along with his friends on Saturday evening and headed straight to a party hosted in Vagator.
According to sources, the deceased along with his friends had a good time at the party.
Anjuna police informed that Pravin suddenly collapsed in the parking lot after attending a party from where he was shifted to a private hospital in Anjuna at around 2 am on Sunday.
In the second case, Nadim Abdullah, a native of Kerala, was admitted by some of his friends in the same private hospital in Anjuna, who was later declared dead by the hospital staff.
Interestingly, the friends admitted Nadim and disappeared from the spot, police sources disclosed. Except for his name and residence, police have no details in the second case and are trying to find the identity of the "friends" who admitted him to the hospital.
Sources in the Goa Medical College have informed that while the cause of death has been reserved, both the cadavers showed clear signs of swelling of the brain as well as the lungs, which is usually noticed in the case of drug overdose.
In the first case, the deceased, Pravin Surendran arrived in Goa along with his friends on Saturday evening and headed straight to a party hosted in Vagator.
According to sources, the deceased along with his friends had a good time at the party.
Anjuna police informed that Pravin suddenly collapsed in the parking lot after attending a party from where he was shifted to a private hospital in Anjuna at around 2 am on Sunday.
In the second case, Nadim Abdullah, a native of Kerala, was admitted by some of his friends in the same private hospital in Anjuna, who was later declared dead by the hospital staff.
Interestingly, the friends admitted Nadim and disappeared from the spot, police sources disclosed. Except for his name and residence, police have no details in the second case and are trying to find the identity of the "friends" who admitted him to the hospital.
