Koh Larn-
The resort on Koh Larn where a young woman was found deceased earlier this month under mysterious circumstances allegedly had no construction license, according to a prominent civil engineer who works for Pattaya City.
The resort in question has been open for a year, said the engineer but is now currently closed, at least temporarily, for an ongoing investigation into the death of the young woman.
First, as a reference, our prior articles about this story:
The Pattaya City Police was notified of the original incident at a resort near Sangwan Beach on Koh Larn last week. The name of the resort, however, has been withheld pending further investigation by Pattaya City Police.
26-year-old woman found dead at resort on Koh Larn, death under investigation
The family of a young woman, known as ‘Nong Film’, who was found dead at a resort on Koh Larn last week believes a possible gas leak or smoke caused her death.
Now, for our update:
On Thursday, (November 11th), the Pattaya City Police, Ph.D Eakkapot Tantrapiwat, a teacher from the Mechanical Engineering Department of the King Mongkut’s University of Technology, and Mr. Kreangsak Kongkaew, a civil engineer from Pattaya City, inspected the resort in response to the allegations from the family of the victim as seen in the reference articles above.
Ph.D. Eakkapot told TPN media, “No definitive signs of a gas leak were found inside the room. However, when the water heater was turned on, we detected a slight loss of oxygen within the resort room, which is set up like portable pods.”
“At this stage, we still cannot identify if the water heater and the oxygen loss possibly lead to her death. The water heater was taken back to Bangkok and relevant experts for further checking.”
Mr. Kreangsak told TPN media, “The resort has been opened for a year. We did not find a proper construction license for the resort issued from Pattaya City. Additionally, the electric system utilized inside the resort does not reach the proper legal standard.”
“The resort is now ordered temporary closed while our investigation continues,” Kreangsak concluded.
TPN media notes that no legal charges have been placed against the resort at this time and the owners have been reportedly fully cooperating with the investigation, according to Pattaya City Police.
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