How do you think the hotel should compensate the candidates who were trapped in the hotel elevator and missed the college entrance examination?

I think the hotel should do its best to make compensation, not a question of money, but more importantly, let the candidates come out and face the college entrance examination again, instead of shirking their responsibilities and refusing compensation, so that the candidates can feel life is dark again.

The college entrance examination is like a battlefield, but for these six candidates, they lost to an elevator in the hotel. If they didn't stay in this hotel, if they didn't enter the elevator of the hotel, if the elevator didn't break down, if the hotel staff could call 1 19 for help at the first time, too many ifs might save them. Unfortunately, there will never be ifs in life. Once a lot of things are missed, it will be a regret forever.

Since the candidates' registration fee has been charged, they should bear the corresponding guarantee responsibility. However, after the elevator broke down, the hotel did not handle it properly, and did not put the guarantee of candidates taking the exam in the first place. No matter in management or service, the hotel has shortcomings and should bear the corresponding liability for compensation. It is not only a kind of monetary compensation, but also a kind of psychological compensation. I hope these six candidates can cheer up and strive for good results in the exam next year.