United Kingdom · Thai Examiner
Indian tourist severely injured but coherent after early morning fall last Friday from his Pattaya hotel
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Indian tourist Abhishek Jagannath Kunjir, 42, suffers broken wrists and severe back injuries in a mystery Pattaya hotel fall. Police find no evidence of assault but cannot establish which floor he fell from and are now combing through CCTV overnight.
Key facts
- Travel insurance covers ฿500,000 as seriously injured Indian tourist receives emergency hospital treatment
- Indian tourist Abhishek Jagannath Kunjir, 42, suffers broken wrists and severe back injuries in a mystery Pattaya hotel fall
- Room 312 mystery deepens as police cannot establish which floor Indian tourist fell from at Pattaya hotel
- Indian tourist Abhishek Jagannath Kunjir, 42, was seriously injured after a mysterious early-morning fall from a seven-storey Pattaya hotel
- CCTV footage is now central to tracing his movements during the few hours between his late-night arrival and the 6.49 am emergency call.
- Indian tourist suffers serious wrist and back injuries after mysterious early-morning Pattaya hotel fall
Summary
Indian tourist Abhishek Jagannath Kunjir, 42, was seriously injured after a mysterious early-morning fall from a seven-storey Pattaya hotel. He was found conscious but badly hurt in the car park, with both wrists apparently fractured and severe back injuries. Yet police cannot establish which floor he fell from, despite his room being registered on the third floor. Hotel staff say tour-group members sometimes swap rooms without notifying reception.
An Indian tourist was left seriously injured after mysteriously falling from a seven-storey Pattaya hotel early on September 4. Police are now combing through CCTV footage to establish where he fell from and exactly what happened.