Hornbill Festival: UK Tourist Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Nagaland

Kohima, December 8: A tourist from the UK attending the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland died of cardiac arrest, police said Sunday. The 67-year-old man complained of severe chest pain on Saturday evening and was rushed to a health camp located at the festival venue, Naga Heritage Village Kisama, they said.

From there, he was referred to a hospital, following which he was taken to the state capital Kohima, around 12 km away. He was admitted to a private hospital where he breathed his last later in the night, they added. The man was travelling alone with a tour guide, officials said. Sudden Death in Aligarh: 8-Year-Old Girl Collapses, Dies of Heart Attack While Playing in House.

All arrangements were made by the state Tourism Department to send the body back to his home, they said. Over 1.22 lakh people have attended the 10-day festival since it began on December 1. Among them were 2,085 foreigners and 30,816 tourists from other states of India.

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