Indian tourist severely injured but coherent after early morning fall last Friday from his Pattaya hotel

September 8, 2026 at 12:37 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

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. Rescue workers also detected the smell of alcohol, although police found no evidence of assault or foul play. 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 Abhishek Jagannath Kunjir, 42, suffers broken wrists and severe back injuries in a mystery Pattaya hotel fall. Police turn to CCTV to discover where he fell from. ( Source: Thai Post )

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.

The drama unfolded at 6.49 am at a hotel on Soi Buakhao 15 in Pattaya City. The property is in Nong Prue subdistrict, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province. At that point, the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation Rescue Radio Centre received an urgent call. A foreign tourist had fallen from a height and was badly hurt.

Within minutes, rescue personnel raced to the hotel. Pattaya City Police were also alerted and officers headed to the scene. There, rescuers found Abhishek Jagannath Kunjir, 42, lying in the parking area. The Indian tourist was sprawled on the ground directly outside the seven-storey building.

Indian tourist suffers serious wrist and back injuries after mysterious early-morning Pattaya hotel fall

Mr Abhishek was conscious but groaning in severe pain. Both wrists appeared fractured following the heavy impact. In addition, rescue workers found that he had suffered serious injuries to his back. He could still speak and communicate with the emergency team.

Notably, Mr Abhishek complained particularly of severe pain in his back. Rescue workers also detected the smell of alcohol while treating him. Despite his injuries, he remained conscious throughout the initial rescue operation.

First, emergency workers provided urgent first aid at the hotel. They then prepared Mr Abhishek for immediate transfer. Soon afterwards, an ambulance rushed him to the emergency department at Pattaya Memorial Hospital.

Behind them, however, police faced a mystery. Officers knew where the injured tourist had landed. They did not know where he had fallen from.

The answer was not as straightforward as checking the hotel’s register. Mr Abhishek had arrived in Pattaya with an Indian tour group. Significantly, the group had checked into the hotel only late the previous night. Therefore, the fall happened just hours after his arrival.

Room 312 mystery deepens as police cannot establish which floor Indian tourist fell from at Pattaya hotel

Hotel records showed that Mr Abhishek had been allocated room 312. His registered room was on the third floor. Yet the building itself rises seven storeys, and staff immediately raised another complication.

According to hotel employees, members of tour groups sometimes swap rooms after checking in. Crucially, they can make those changes without informing reception. As a result, police could not confirm Mr Abhishek had remained in room 312.

That uncertainty immediately widened the investigation. Police needed to establish which room the Indian visitor had actually occupied. Separately, they had to determine which floor he was on immediately before the fall.

Neither answer was available during the initial examination. Although room 312 was registered in his name, investigators could not confirm he fell from there. Moreover, they could not immediately identify the precise point on the building where the fall began.

In response, police turned to the hotel’s CCTV system. Investigators planned a detailed review of the security recordings. The footage could trace Mr Abhishek’s movements after the group’s late-night arrival.

CCTV footage may reveal whether Indian tourist switched rooms before mysterious fall at Pattaya hotel

In particular, cameras could show whether he returned to room 312 after checking in. They could also reveal whether he later moved to another room. Likewise, footage could establish whether he travelled between different floors during the night.

At the same time, Pattaya City Police conducted a detailed examination of the parking area. Officers meticulously photographed the scene and inspected the location where Mr Abhishek was found. They also searched for evidence that another person had been involved.

Initially, police reported finding no signs of foul play. Officers also found no evidence indicating that another person had assaulted Mr Abhishek. Nevertheless, the exact circumstances surrounding his plunge remained unexplained.

Another detail quickly became part of the inquiry. Rescue workers had detected the smell of alcohol on the injured tourist. Accordingly, police considered intoxication during their preliminary assessment of the incident.

However, investigators had not established that alcohol caused the fall. Instead, they required CCTV footage to determine the sequence of events. The recordings became central to establishing what happened inside the hotel before 6.49 am.

Police reconstruct Indian tourist’s final movements after late-night check-in and mysterious hotel fall

In parallel, police needed to identify Mr Abhishek’s final known location inside the building. That meant tracing his movements through the hotel after checking in. Investigators also needed to determine the floor he occupied immediately before the incident.

The timing made that task sharply defined. Mr Abhishek had arrived with his fellow Indian tourists late on September 3. By early September 4, he was lying seriously injured outside the hotel.

Thus, police were reconstructing only several hours of activity. Yet uncertainty over the group’s room arrangements complicated that work. Registration records could provide a starting point, but they could not settle the issue.

Room 312 remained an important focus. The third-floor room was officially allocated to Mr Abhishek when the group checked in. Still, staff could not guarantee he was inside that room before the fall.

Consequently, investigators needed to match hotel records against the security recordings. Information from other members of the Indian tour group could also help. Police planned to contact the group’s tour leader as the inquiry continued.

Travel insurance covers ฿500,000 as seriously injured Indian tourist receives emergency hospital treatment

Meanwhile, Mr Abhishek was undergoing emergency hospital treatment for his injuries. Rescue workers had recorded apparent fractures to both wrists and severe back injuries. However, the supplied reports contained no subsequent detailed medical assessment from Pattaya Memorial Hospital.

On another front, hotel representatives confirmed that the tourist had travel insurance. The policy reportedly provided approximately ฿500,000 in medical coverage. Officials subsequently coordinated the insurance information to assist with his treatment expenses.

The policy became immediately relevant because of the seriousness of his injuries. Mr Abhishek required emergency treatment shortly after arriving in Pattaya. Nevertheless, he had remained conscious and responsive while rescuers worked at the hotel.

As part of the investigation, police also planned to ensure his relatives were informed. The tour leader was similarly expected to become involved as officers gathered information. No public statement from the tour operator appeared in the supplied reports.

Likewise, no public statement from Indian consular officials was contained in the available information. The hotel itself was also not publicly named. However, reports clearly located the property on Soi Buakhao 15 in Pattaya.

Police struggle to pinpoint where Indian tourists’ fall began as hotel room records leave key questions

By then, police had established several firm points. Mr Abhishek had arrived with an Indian tour group late the previous night. Hotel records placed him in room 312 on the third floor.

Yet those same hotel staff warned that group members sometimes exchanged rooms privately. Consequently, the register could not prove where Mr Abhishek had actually spent the hours before the incident.

More importantly, investigators still lacked the crucial starting point of the fall. They knew where the tourist landed but not where his descent began. The seven-storey building therefore remained under close examination.

Furthermore, police could not initially establish the height from which Mr Abhishek had fallen. They could not confirm whether he came from the third floor or another level. The precise location on the building was similarly unresolved.

For that reason, CCTV footage offered the strongest available record of his movements. Cameras could show him entering corridors, common areas or different floors. They could also establish whether he returned to his officially assigned room.

CCTV becomes central evidence as police trace Indian tourist’s movements before mysterious Pattaya fall

Additionally, investigators could use the recordings to identify his last movements before the fall. Those images could then be compared with the hotel’s registration records. Police could also check that information against accounts from his travelling companions.

The physical aftermath, however, was already clear. Mr Abhishek was found badly injured in the parking area outside the hotel. Both wrists appeared broken, while his back had sustained severe injuries.

Yet the initial police inspection produced no evidence of an attack. Officers found no signs of foul play or evidence of assault by another person. Therefore, the investigation remained centred on establishing the circumstances of the fall itself.

No evidence of assault found as police focus inquiry on circumstances surrounding Indian tourist’s fall

The unanswered questions were stark. Which room was Mr Abhishek actually using? Which floor was he on? Where exactly did he fall from? Finally, what happened immediately beforehand?

Police now expect the hotel’s CCTV recordings to help answer those questions. Until that review is completed, the precise sequence remains unclear.

What is established is the tight timeline. Mr Abhishek checked into the Pattaya hotel with his tour group late at night. Hours later, at 6.49 am, rescuers received the emergency call.

Minutes afterwards, the 42-year-old was found seriously injured beneath the seven-storey property. Rescue workers treated him before rushing him to Pattaya Memorial Hospital.

Behind them, Pattaya City Police photographed the scene and began reconstructing his movements. Now, CCTV footage is at the centre of the investigation into the mysterious early-morning fall.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年9月8日凌晨12:37

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

42岁的印度游客阿比舍克·贾甘纳特·昆吉尔（Abhishek Jagannath Kunjir）清晨从芭堤雅一家七层酒店神秘坠落，身受重伤。他被发现时意识清醒，但伤势严重，双腕疑似骨折，背部也严重受伤。尽管他的房间登记在三楼，但警方仍无法确定他究竟是从哪一层坠落的。酒店工作人员表示，旅行团成员有时会在未通知前台的情况下更换房间。救援人员还闻到了酒味，但警方并未发现任何袭击或谋杀的证据。目前，监控录像对于追踪他从深夜抵达酒店到清晨6点49分拨打急救电话这段时间的行踪至关重要。

42岁的印度游客阿比舍克·贾甘纳特·昆吉尔在芭堤雅一家酒店神秘坠落，导致手腕骨折和背部严重受伤。警方调取监控录像调查其坠落地点。（来源：泰国邮报）

9月4日清晨，一名印度游客从芭堤雅一家七层酒店神秘坠落，身受重伤。警方正在仔细查看监控录像，以确定他坠落的地点以及事故发生的具体情况。

这起事故发生在芭堤雅市Soi Buakhao 15巷的一家酒店，时间是早上6点49分。该酒店位于春武里府邦拉蒙县农普鲁镇。当时，萨旺·博里汶·塔玛萨坦基金会救援无线电中心接到紧急求助电话，称一名外国游客从高处坠落，身受重伤。

几分钟之内，救援人员迅速赶到酒店。芭堤雅市警方也接到报警，警员立即赶往现场。救援人员在停车场发现了42岁的阿比舍克·贾甘纳特·昆吉尔，他当时正躺在七层楼房外的地面上。

印度游客清晨在芭堤雅酒店神秘坠落，导致手腕和背部严重受伤。

阿比舍克先生意识清醒，但因剧烈疼痛而呻吟。他的双腕在遭受重击后似乎都骨折了。此外，救援人员还发现他的背部也受了重伤。他仍然能够说话并与救援人员交流。

值得注意的是，阿比舍克先生特别抱怨背部剧痛。救援人员在救治他时也闻到了酒味。尽管受伤，他在整个救援过程中始终保持清醒。

首先，急救人员在酒店对阿比舍克先生进行了紧急救治。随后，他们安排他立即转送。不久之后，救护车将他送往芭堤雅纪念医院急诊科。

然而，在他们身后，警方却面临着一个谜团。警员们知道受伤游客最终落脚的地方，但却不知道他究竟是从哪里坠落的。

答案并非查看酒店登记簿那么简单。阿比舍克先生是随一个印度旅行团抵达芭堤雅的。值得注意的是，该旅行团前一天晚上很晚才入住酒店。因此，他摔倒的事故发生在抵达酒店几个小时之后。

芭堤雅酒店312房间的谜团愈发扑朔迷离，警方无法确定印度游客是从哪一层坠落的。

酒店记录显示，阿比舍克先生被安排入住312号房间。他登记的房间在三楼。然而，这栋楼本身有七层，工作人员随即提出了另一个问题。

据酒店员工称，旅行团成员有时会在办理入住后更换房间。关键是，他们可以在不通知前台的情况下进行这些更换。因此，警方无法确认阿比舍克先生是否一直住在312号房间。

这一不确定性立即扩大了调查范围。警方需要确定这位印度访客实际入住的是哪个房间。此外，他们还必须确定他在坠楼前所在的楼层。

初步调查中，这两个问题都无法得到解答。虽然312号房间登记在他的名下，但调查人员无法证实他是否从那里坠落。此外，他们也无法立即确定他坠落的确切地点。

警方随即调取了酒店的监控录像。调查人员计划对监控录像进行详细审查。录像可以追踪阿比谢克先生一行人深夜抵达酒店后的行踪。

监控录像或将揭示印度游客在芭堤雅酒店神秘坠楼前是否更换过房间

具体来说，监控录像可以显示他办理入住后是否返回了312房间，也可以显示他之后是否搬到了其他房间。同样，录像还可以确定他夜间是否在不同楼层之间移动过。

与此同时，芭堤雅市警方对停车场进行了详细勘查。警员们仔细拍摄了现场照片，并勘察了阿比舍克先生被发现的地点。他们还搜寻了是否有其他人涉案的证据。

警方最初报告称未发现任何谋杀迹象。警员也未发现任何证据表明阿比舍克先生曾遭到他人袭击。然而，他坠楼的确切情况仍然不明。

另一个细节很快也成为调查的一部分。救援人员在受伤游客身上闻到了酒味。因此，警方在对事件进行初步评估时，将醉酒作为考虑因素。

然而，调查人员尚未确定酒精是否是导致摔倒的原因。他们需要监控录像来确定事件发生的先后顺序。这些录像对于查明早上6点49分之前酒店内发生的事情至关重要。

警方根据印度游客深夜入住酒店后神秘坠楼事件的最后行踪，还原了其生前最后活动轨迹。

与此同时，警方需要确定阿比谢克先生在酒店内的最后已知位置。这意味着要追踪他入住酒店后的行踪。调查人员还需要确定事发前他所在的楼层。

时间上的紧迫性使得这项任务变得异常明确。阿比谢克先生和他的印度游客同伴于9月3日深夜抵达。到了9月4日清晨，他已身受重伤地躺在酒店外。

因此，警方只能还原几个小时的活动情况。然而，由于无法确定该团伙的房间，原本有效的安排变得复杂起来。登记记录可以提供一个起点，但无法解决问题。

312号房间仍然是关注的焦点。这间位于三楼的房间在团队办理入住时被正式分配给了阿比舍克先生。尽管如此，工作人员仍然无法保证他在坠楼前就住在那个房间里。

因此，调查人员需要将酒店记录与监控录像进行比对。来自其他印度旅行团成员的信息也可能有所帮助。随着调查的深入，警方计划联系该旅行团的领队。

旅行保险赔付50万泰铢，一名印度游客因严重受伤接受紧急住院治疗。

与此同时，阿比舍克先生正在医院接受紧急治疗。救援人员记录到他双腕明显骨折，背部也受了重伤。然而，所提供的报告中并未包含芭堤雅纪念医院后续的详细医疗评估。

另一方面，酒店方面证实该游客购买了旅行保险。据报道，该保单提供约50万泰铢的医疗保障。随后，相关部门协调了保险信息，以协助支付其治疗费用。

由于伤势严重，这项政策立即发挥了作用。阿比舍克先生抵达芭堤雅后不久便需要紧急治疗。尽管如此，在救援人员于酒店进行救援期间，他一直保持清醒并能做出反应。

作为调查的一部分，警方还计划通知死者家属。预计导游也将参与调查，以便警方收集信息。所提供的报告中没有出现旅行社的公开声明。

同样，现有信息中也没有印度领事官员发表任何公开声明。酒店名称也未被公开。不过，报道明确指出该酒店位于芭堤雅Soi Buakhao 15巷。

警方难以确定印度游客失踪事件的源头，酒店房间记录留下了关键疑问。

那时，警方已经掌握了几项确凿的证据。阿比舍克先生前一天晚上很晚才随一个印度旅行团抵达。酒店记录显示他住在三楼312房间。

然而，酒店工作人员也曾提醒说，旅行团成员有时会私下交换房间。因此，登记簿无法证明阿比舍克先生在事发前几个小时的实际行踪。

更重要的是，调查人员仍然缺少坠落的关键起点。他们知道游客最终落在哪里，但不知道他从哪里开始坠落。因此，这栋七层楼的建筑仍然受到密切关注。

此外，警方最初无法确定阿比舍克先生坠落的高度。他们无法确认他是从三楼还是其他楼层坠落。他在楼上的具体位置也同样无法确定。

因此，监控录像提供了他行踪的最有力记录。摄像头可以显示他进入走廊、公共区域或不同楼层。它们还可以确定他是否返回了官方分配的房间。

监控录像成为警方追踪印度游客在芭堤雅神秘坠落事件前行踪的关键证据。

此外，调查人员还可以利用录像来确定他坠楼前的最后行踪。这些影像随后可以与酒店的登记记录进行比对。警方还可以将这些信息与他同行者的证词进行核对。

然而，事故造成的身体后果已经显而易见。阿比舍克先生被发现身受重伤倒在酒店外的停车场。他的双腕似乎都骨折了，背部也受了重伤。

然而，警方初步勘查并未发现任何袭击证据。警员未发现任何谋杀迹象或他人袭击的证据。因此，调查的重点仍然放在查明坠落事件本身的来龙去脉上。

警方未发现袭击证据，调查重点转向印度游客摔倒的事件经过。

未解之谜令人揪心。阿比谢克先生当时究竟在哪个房间？他在哪一层？他究竟是从哪里摔下来的？最后，在此之前究竟发生了什么？

警方现在寄希望于酒店的监控录像能够解答这些疑问。在录像审查完成之前，事件的具体经过仍不清楚。

可以确定的是，时间非常紧迫。阿比舍克先生和他的旅行团深夜才入住芭堤雅的酒店。几个小时后，早上6点49分，救援人员接到了紧急求助电话。

几分钟后，这名42岁的男子被发现身受重伤，被困在七层楼房下。救援人员对他进行了紧急救治，随后将他送往芭堤雅纪念医院。

在他们身后，芭堤雅市警方拍摄了现场照片，并开始还原他的行踪。如今，监控录像已成为调查这起神秘的清晨坠落事件的核心。

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