The owner of the Costa Rica Hotel talks about the tragic death of Brett Gardnerson, son, Miller GardnerS
“The truth of the question is that for the many, many years in which we had tourism in Manuel Antonio, which has been decades of decades, we have never had a problem like the one we had right now,” the owner of the Gaia Hotel Hotel Buris Marchegiani Speaking US Weekly On Friday, March 28th. “We obviously had people who get allergic to certain foods because they do not ask before the waiter whether the food has a definite thing in it, whether it is shrimp or peanuts or whatever.”
Markedjiani continued: “But something catastrophic like this, I have never heard of it in the area.”
Earlier this month, Miller died During a family vacation in Costa Rica. The group stayed at Arenas del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest ResortS His preliminary cause of death was resolved as asphyxia “after possible intoxication after the obvious ingestion of some food”, by an employee with the Costa Rica Investigation Agency (OIJ). Oij is still waiting for the results of toxicology tests to determine whether food poisoning is indeed the cause of death.
The Baseball World is gathering around former New York outfilder Yankee Brett Gardner while he and his family mourn for his son Miller Gardner’s unexpected death. Miller, who was 14 years old, died during a vacation in Costa Rica after the whole family suffered illness on the evening of Thursday, March 20. He was found (…)
Markedjiani added that Costa Rica’s Ministry of Health is “extremely violent” when it comes to ensuring that the seats are high.
“They do not allow many things to go,” explained the executive director of the hotel. “Permissions are difficult to receive, flash checks happen continuously and they pass from small kitchens to the large kitchens of the hotel.”
It was earlier confirmed by a representative of the Costa Rica Judicial Investigation Agency that Bret and his family “suffer stomach crampsvomiting and diarrhea ”the day before Miller died. The resort doctor called after the family began to experience symptoms and administered drugsto Daily Mail.
Although it is not clear where GARDERS got sick, Markedjiani claims that this did not happen at the hotel where a Gardner family stayed. (The hotel has previously stated the family did not eat At one of their restaurants for lunch or dinner the day before Miller’s death.)
“Obviously, the people at the hotel they are staying at should know because they would understand what place they were sent,” he said. “The normal thing is what to happen for, so I find it like a very strange event.”
Markedjiani also said that the hotel did not have any cancellation after the tragedy and plans to remain vigilant with its protocols.
The death of the 14-year-old son of the star of the former New York York Yankees Brett Gardner, Miller, left as much confusing questions as he answered. Miller died on Friday, March 21, while on a family vacation in Costa Rica. His preliminary cause of death was resolved as asphyxia “after possible intoxication after the apparent ingestion of some (…)
“We are known for being very strict in our food and our hotel policy,” he told USAS “We are a five -star boutique hotel and we are practically full throughout the year.”
Markedjiani heard that some neighboring hotels were injured after the incident, but were equated with the typical schedule of the tourist season in Costa Rica.
“I will have to assume that this has happened, because indeed March is practically over and April and (c) we may have a reduction, except for Easter, we have a reduction in the amount of people who remain with the common other hotels,” he said. “As I said, our hotel is full and full in the future.”
