A woman from Singapore died in Bhutan on May 30 after she reported feeling unwell during a hike to Tiger's Nest Monastery, one of Bhutan's most sacred Buddhist sites. She was part of a tour organised by Chan Brothers and was descending from the monastery when she told the accompanying guide that she was feeling unwell. Immediate assistance, including CPR, was administered on site while emergency arrangements were activated. She was later taken to Paro Hospital.
The woman from Singapore died in Bhutan on May 30 after she reported feeling unwell during a hike to an iconic Buddhist site. She had been on a tour organised by Chan Brothers and was descending from Tiger's Nest Monastery when she told the accompanying guide that she was feeling unwell.
Immediate assistance, including CPR, was administered on site while emergency arrangements were activated. She was later taken to Paro Hospital. The woman had been part of a tour group that left Singapore on the company's chartered flight on May 26, and was participating in scheduled activities before the incident. The monastery, one of Bhutan's most sacred Buddhist sites, clings to a granite cliff 900m above Paro Valley, according to Chan Brothers' website.
It sits 3,120m above sea level. Chan Brothers is deeply saddened by the woman's death and is extending full support during this difficult time. Investigations and a post-mortem examination are ongoing
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