A British tourist is fighting for her life with severe injuries from a hotel balcony in a Thai hotspot.
Beth Klug, from Grimsby, Lincolnshire, had returned to her hotel room before plunging from the fourth-floor balcony in Pattaya, within the early hours of March 15.
The holidaymaker is claimed to have broken her back in 24 places after she landed on a concrete plant box.
Paramedics found her moaning in pain while lying on shrubs on the side of the 22-storey constructing.
Beth was taken to the hospital as her friends within the UK try to lift funds for her treatment and repatriation.
A hotel security guard said: ‘While I used to be on duty, I heard a sound like a big object falling and hitting the bushes.
‘I rushed to research and located a human body that had fallen and was crying for help. I then immediately notified the authorities.’
Police said they were reviewing CCTV footage to find out the precise reason for the accident. A police report is required for the travel insurance firms.
Beth’s friend, Kim Lyall, said, ‘Beth has insurance, but they need the police report before they begin paying. The embassy has been involved in hurrying things up.
‘She’s in a whole lot of pain, as you’ll be able to imagine. She will’t move her arms in any respect. They shattered. So let’s pray we get her home soon.
‘She’s still a young lass on her own in a foreign hospital, laid up in pain. People need to point out some compassion.’
Her friend Anna Mohammed visited Beth within the hospital and in addition issued a plea for help.
Anna added, ‘We’re attempting to locate funds to get her home. Her back is broken in 24 places, she’s unable to make use of her hands, she has severe injuries, she’s in serious pain.’
Per week ago, a British tourist died, and his girlfriend was hospitalised after their drinks were ‘spiked’ in Thailand.
Tom Pardhy, 38, and Naomi Raksha, 31, had spent six weeks travelling around Thailand before they reached the country’s capital, Bangkok.
But on March 6, Tom, a yoga teacher and music promoter from East London, suddenly passed away.
Naomi’s mother reportedly posted on Facebook that the couple were ‘given spiked drinks in Bangkok,’ in line with the Each day Mail.
Naomi was reportedly rushed to the hospital in a tuk-tuk, where she was intubated to save lots of her life.
Her brother, Jonathan Raksha, has arrange a GoFundMe page to assist along with her mounting medical and travel expenses.
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