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A Korean in his 30s died at a hotel in Danang, Vietnam, visited by many Koreans.
I got electrocuted when I got into the pool.
The family claims that there was a problem with the hotel's response immediately after the accident.
Reporter Park Ye-rin covered the story.
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Hotel staff perform CPR on a woman who has collapsed.
The doctor who arrived soon followed it up and started rescue operations.
A Korean tourist in his 30s, who entered the outdoor swimming pool of a 5-star hotel in Da Nang, Vietnam, was electrocuted yesterday (5th) at around 5:50 pm local time.
CPR was performed for about 15 minutes, but A died in the end.
[A's bereaved family: Our young lady came down one step of the (pool) stairs.
He said 'Uh-huh' and now he shakes his body and seems to stiffen up a bit.]
It is presumed that the light bulb in the pool lit up and an electric current flowed through it.
[A's bereaved family: I tapped my shoulder with my finger, but something stinging enough to feel it at once came.
(The hotel employee) put his hand on it, but he was startled.]
Immediately after the accident, the hotel staff couldn't touch Mr. A's body, and only after wrapping his arm with a towel did he get it out of the water.
A's family took issue with the hotel's response.
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It is said that the staff only checked the pulse and breathing immediately after rescue, but CPR was performed late when the family requested it.
[A's bereaved family: They also did CPR by ejaculating them...
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The doctor who performed the last CPR made a death decision, and it is known that the hotel is temporarily closed.
[Hotel official: We can only inform you that the swimming pool is closed.
We are also waiting for (police) answers.]
The local police launched an investigation to find out the exact cause of death and the cause of the accident.
(Video coverage: Kim Se-kyung, video editing: Hwang Ji-young)