Little hope for scores missing from quake hotel

Barring miracles, French hotel group Accor said it had little hope for scores of guests missing from a Thai resort hit by the tidal wave disaster.

Little hope for scores missing from quake hotel
Tue, 28 Dec, 2004 - 16:28

Barring miracles, French hotel group Accor said it had little hope for scores of guests missing from a Thai resort hit by the tidal wave disaster.

The Sofitel Magic Lagoon Khao Lak hotel, north of the resort island of Phuket, had 415 guests on Sunday when the tidal wave struck.

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CourtsAsia quakePlace: PhuketPlace: BritainPlace: ItalyPlace: Hong KongPlace: RussiaPlace: SwitzerlandPlace: ThailandPlace: AustraliaPlace: ThaiPlace: BangkokPerson: Jean-Marc EspaliouxPerson: Tom RacetteOrganisation: AccorOrganisation: Sofitel Magic Lagoon Khao Lak
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