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World · 24 July 2026

Saudi prince died from cardiac arrest after drug and alcohol use

Saudi prince died from cardiac arrest after drug and alcohol use

Prince Abdullah bin Fahad bin Abdullah al Saud, 29, was found dead in his £600-a-night Kensington hotel room on November 25 last year. An inquest heard he had consumed a fatal mix of alcohol and party drugs, including GHB, and was almost three times the drink-drive limit. Assistant Coroner Jean Harkin concluded that the death was a misadventure.

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