In Kemer, a family of three Russians was electrocuted on the pier of the Siu Collection hotel
In Turkish Kemer, a family of three Russians was electrocuted on the pier of the Siu Collection hotel.
It all started when a nine-year-old girl grabbed a wet rope, which turned out to be electrified by the lighting system.
As a result, the girl received an electric shock and fell into the sea. Her father rushed to help, but he also received a shock and was literally paralyzed for several seconds. Meanwhile, the mother, not realizing what was happening, also touched the rope — and received a shock.
Fortunately, no lives were lost, but the child sustained bruises and suffered severe stress.
The family claims that the hotel management refused to reimburse the stay and did not provide surveillance footage. The tourists have filed a police report.
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