Three young women from Massachusetts who were found dead at a beach resort in Belize had a build-up of fluids in their lungs, according to reports.

Mourners gathered for a vigil Tuesday night in Revere after the bodies of three local women, all in their 20s, were found in a hotel room in the Central American nation of Belize.

Investigators in Belize say the three women from Massachusetts who died while on vacation had a build-up of fluids in their lungs. The three women from Revere, 23-year-old Kaoutar Naqqad, 24-year-old Imane Mallah, and 26-year-old Wafae El-Arar, were found unconscious in their hotel room at the Royal Kahal Beach Resort last week.

Three women from Revere, Massachusetts, who were found dead in a hotel room in Belize died of a buildup of fluid in their lungs, the Boston Globe reports, though what scenario led to that remains under investigation.

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The causes of death for three Revere women who died while vacationing in Belize was “acute pulmonary edema,” or buildup of fluid in the lungs, officials in Belize told the Globe Wednesday.

All of them died from acute pulmonary edemas — a buildup of fluid in the lungs — though it remains unclear what caused that fluid. The post New details emerge in deaths of 3 Revere women found dead in Belize appeared first on Boston.

The bodies of three Massachusetts women who died while visiting Belize will return to the U.S. on a flight Thursday.

State medical investigators will examine the bodies of three Revere women who died in mysterious circumstances in Belize once they are returned to the United States.