Two Europeans die after being found in a Bengaluru five-star hotel swimming pool, with authorities suspecting electrocution, while two others are injured during the rescue attempt. The deaths involve a German national and a Slovak national, both reported to have died after electric shocks in the pool area.

Multiple outlets identify the victims as connected to aviation and IT. NDTV and The Hindu say the German victim worked with Lufthansa and that the Slovak victim was an IT project manager; India Today and Times of India describe the incident more generally while stressing the suspected electrocution. Free Press Journal adds additional context on the incident location, describing it as occurring in the pool on the hotel’s third floor, and says the injured were taken to Manipal Hospital and are out of danger.

Differences in coverage appear in the level of technical detail and identifying information. Free Press Journal discusses a possible role for underwater pool lighting and notes police have not officially confirmed the cause, while other outlets focus on victim identities, the rescue injuries, and the fact that police investigate.