How did the floor of Thailand hotel break, causing serious injuries to China tourists?

Recently, a Chinese media in Thailand reported the experience of a group of four China tourists traveling in Thailand. A male tourist was seriously injured when he fell from a platform more than 6 meters high due to the sudden rupture of the floor during his stay in the hotel. On the second day of the accident, the hotel involved first expressed its willingness to bear the medical expenses, but recently changed the floor and denied that the incident was the responsibility of the hotel.

According to the Thai Chinese media "Thailand Headline News" 2 1, a female tourist from China 1 1 said that her relatives and friends had an accident while traveling in Thailand, but after the accident, they were given a cold shoulder by the Thai police, and the hotel involved also tried to shirk the responsibility.

The female tourist said that on 101October 30th, the four of them traveled to Koh Samui, Thailand, and stayed in a hotel called Koh Samui in Tianshi. During the hotel visit, the floor suddenly broke, and her younger brother fell from a platform more than 6 meters empty and was seriously injured. After that, doctors diagnosed cerebral hemorrhage, skull fracture and concussion. The client cried and recorded the broken video of the hotel floor and the photo of his brother falling as evidence on his mobile phone, and then called the police to seek the protection of the consulate. The local tourist police arrived, recorded their confessions and left, while the injured were taken to Bangkok Hospital in Koh Samui by ambulance for treatment.

The female tourist revealed that on the second day after the accident, the hotel sent a representative to visit the hospital and expressed her willingness to bear the medical expenses. However, on June 5438+065438+1October 17, accompanied by the volunteers from the consulate, when he returned to the hotel to negotiate compensation, he found that the hotel had replaced the floor damaged in the accident, saying that the hotel was a legal building, and it was the responsibility of the hotel to deny it. The hotel also strongly argued that the injured man jumped down the stairs and fell, and his behavior had nothing to do with the hotel. Therefore, for humanitarian reasons, he is only willing to pay half of the medical expenses (about 200,000 baht). However, when the police asked him to show the relevant design drawings of the villa, the hotel owner could not show any building materials and legal documents within the specified time.