Abandoned floating hotel in Thailand catches fire as firefighters battle strong winds

thesun.co.uk

The Grand Laguna Hotel, a former floating resort in Thailand, caught fire on Tuesday. Firefighters struggled to control the blaze due to strong winds and the ship's wooden structure, which allowed the flames to spread rapidly across its seven floors. The hotel, abandoned for about 20 years, was known for its tragic past and haunted reputation. It had become a popular spot for tourists seeking supernatural experiences, despite being up for sale with no buyers. The cause of the fire is still unknown. The hotel, which opened in 1992, had been a unique attraction but faced financial difficulties leading to its closure.


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