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Hatfield Heath hotel pair die 'after being pulled from pool' Hatfield Heath hotel pair die 'after being pulled from pool'
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Two people have died after reportedly being pulled from a hotel swimming pool, police said.Two people have died after reportedly being pulled from a hotel swimming pool, police said.
A man in his 30s and a woman, aged in her 20s, were found at the Down Hall Country House Hotel, Hatfield Heath, on the Essex-Hertfordshire border.A man in his 30s and a woman, aged in her 20s, were found at the Down Hall Country House Hotel, Hatfield Heath, on the Essex-Hertfordshire border.
Essex Police were alerted at about 19:35 BST on Saturday, and said hotel staff and ambulance crews had been unable to revive the pair.Essex Police were alerted at about 19:35 BST on Saturday, and said hotel staff and ambulance crews had been unable to revive the pair.
Post-mortem examinations of the bodies are due to be carried out on Monday.Post-mortem examinations of the bodies are due to be carried out on Monday.
The man and woman are believed to be from the London area. Police are treating the deaths of the pair, who are said to be from the London area, as unexplained.
The hotel did not want to comment on their deaths, directing reporters to the police. Hotel bosses have not commented on their deaths.
Built in 1322, the hotel describes itself as one of England's most established country house hotels.
It sits in 110 acres of surrounding woodland, parkland and landscaped gardens.