The Hotel Punta Cana says that the Argentine tourist did not die electrocuted

Melina died at the Bayahibe headquarters, 50 km from Punta Cana, according to the San Juan family: would have been electrocuted by climbing a metal ladder from the sea to a hotel pier.

"The official report states that the girl died of a cardiorespiratory failure, and these same authorities found that there was no stripped wiring or any element that could cause an electric shock near the stairs, "Miguel Angel Uriondo, director of corporate communication for the group, told Clarín.

"Several media reported that there was a" bare "cable and that this would not happen in a 5-star hotel," said Uriondo, adding: "Let's wait for the results of the autopsy., which will determine what happened. However, he said he does not know when the know-how will be available.

"We are a broken family and they want above all to know what happened and bring my niece's body to our country," said Mauricio Flores, the victim's uncle. He also stated that "Defibrillators took half an hour to 40 minutes to arrive".

"The report was written by the prosecutor's office of the judicial district of Alta Gracia in the Dominican Republic, where dozens or hundreds of people use the staircase indicated." The deceased's cousin has pbaded away without any problem, "he said. Uriondo, adding: "The law says it was a cardiorespiratory failure.In the context of this tragedy for the family, we have to be careful and wait for the results and, when they know each other, make the decisions that must be taken. "