ANGELES City -- A Canadian tourist died of heart attack inside an entertainment bar on Fields Avenue while a Japanese student was found dead  in his room in Angeles City Friday.

Canadian Stephen Edward Dooley, 53, was with a Filipino woman when he entered the Road House Bar around 6:40 p.m. and ordered some drinks.

While waiting for the drinks, Dooley suddenly fell down prompting his companion to rush him to the Angeles University Foundation Medical Center.

However, Dooley was declared dead-on-arrival by doctors.

Meanwhile, authorities are looking into the mysterious death of a Japanese student found dead  inside his room at an international school in Barangay Cutcut.

Nishimura Yoichi, 69, stay-in student at the Clark International Premier School, was found by school manager Yoshiyuki Fujita, 33, also a Japanese national, and security guard Elejor Tubos at Room 113.

Investigators said Fujita went to the victim’s room to remind him to get ready for his English class.

When no one answered his knocks, Fujita called Tubos to open the door with a duplicate key.

They rushed Yoichi to the nearby St. Catherine Hospital but it was already too late.