Authorities in Sochi have arrested two women following a tragic incident involving homemade Georgian brandy. The women, aged 30 and 71, were selling the illegal alcohol at a market south of the resort city. Investigators are examining the incident to determine the cause of the tragedy.
The victims, who died as a result of consuming the illegal alcohol, were found at the market. The local authorities have called for an immediate investigation into the production and distribution of the illicit liquor. Health officials have warned the public about the dangers of consuming unregulated alcohol, emphasizing that homemade spirits can be highly dangerous due to the lack of quality control.
Officials have also highlighted the need for stricter enforcement of alcohol regulations in the region to prevent similar incidents. The arrest of the two women is seen as a step toward addressing the illegal alcohol trade, which has been a growing concern in several areas of Russia. The incident has sparked discussions about public safety and the importance of adhering to legal standards regarding alcohol production and sale.