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In the heart of Turkey's vibrant city, Istanbul, an unexpected tragedy has unfolded. Two Dutch teenage brothers, aged 15 and 17, were found dead in their hotel room in the Fatih district on August 23.
The exact cause of their deaths remains unclear, but initial suspicion falls on a meal they had eaten at a restaurant in the touristy Taksim district prior to their return to the hotel.
According to reports by Turkish media, the boys and their father had been vacationing in Turkey. After dinner, they returned to their hotel, which is conveniently located near the Blue Mosque and Grand Bazaar. However, when the father called out to his sons, they did not respond. A hotel employee, Mehmet Kirdag, found the two boys deceased in their room. One was found in bed, the other on the floor.
The father, who had not eaten dinner with his sons, was in a state of shock and was subsequently hospitalized.
The Istanbul police have launched a thorough investigation into the boys' deaths. The location of the incident, the hotel in the Fatih district, is still under scrutiny. The police are also examining the meal the boys had eaten before their tragic end.
The news of this unfortunate incident has spread widely, with Turkish media and international news agencies like AFP reporting on the ongoing investigation.
As the investigation continues, the city of Istanbul, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is left to grapple with this unexpected tragedy. Our thoughts are with the families of the deceased teenagers during this difficult time.
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