Don't Lose This indicated the first emergency personnel had taken over 30 minutes to arrive, and the local firefighters that were in attendance lacked the appliances or equipment to reach people on the higher floors. Only two to four hours after ignition did appliances and equipment adequate for fighting fires in high-rise buildings arrive from Bangkok. The arrival of the Bangkok fire appliances was delayed in part by a traffic accident in Chachoengsao that killed 11 civilian volunteers who had also been traveling to the scene of the fire. A trio of police helicopters that had flown in from Bangkok began retrieving 	Royal Jomtien Resort Hotel fire
12397296	victims stranded on the roof of the complex roughly 90 minutes into the emergency. An American tourist, Rochelle Stein Salmi, and her daughter were rescued from their 16th floor room by a helicopter and featured prominently in subsequent media reports of the fire. Rescue efforts were hindered by fire exits that had been blocked with stored equipment and padlocked from the outside; in one instance rescuers were forced to remove a padlock off one gate, which they reached only after clearing a path through hundreds of stored chairs. Emergency workers were also forced to use sledgehammers to break through a 	Royal Jomtien Resort Hotel fire
12397297	high perimeter fence for access to patients who required extraction to hospital. Casualties. Ninety-one guests died from burns, asphyxiation, thermal trauma or jumping out of higher level windows in an attempt to escape. The final fatality resulting from the fire was a 40-year-old woman who suffered serious burns and succumbed to a lung infection following a week long coma. Among the victims were six Hungarians, three South Koreans and one Belgian as well as dozens of Thai hotel employees, conference attendees and tourists. The practice of locking emergency exit doors to prevent guests from leaving without paying 	Royal Jomtien Resort Hotel fire
12397298	their bills greatly increased the number of casualties. The locked emergency exits were observed by numerous witnesses, including a guest and employee of EGAT, who offered the following statement to Reuters. Investigation. Thaworn Ujjin, managing director of the hotel, was charged on 16 July with causing death and injury by negligence and illegal modification of the building. Intra Thamrongvittavaspong, the president of Kiatphol Co. Ltd. and majority shareholder in the hotel, was charged with the same offences on 23 July. Royal Jomtien Resort Hotel fire The Royal Jomtien Resort Hotel was a 450-room luxury hotel situated in a 17	Royal Jomtien Resort Hotel fire
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12397300	Don't Lose This Don't Lose This Don't Lose This is a 2015 posthumous album by the late Gospel and R&B musician Pops Staples. The album was put together with various musicians, using unfinished tracks from 1998 that were intended for a lost" album for The Staple Singers. The album was produced by Jeff Tweedy of Wilco. The album reached #16 on the Independent Albums chart. History. The title of the album comes from words that Staples spoke to his daughter Mavis Staples just prior to his death. He told her, "don't lose this, here," referring to 10 recordings that he  made in 1998. Mavis teamed up with Jeff Tweedy in 2014 to produce the tracks and finish the album. Tweedy had previously produced Mavis' albums "You Are Not Alone" and "One True Vine". Tweedy played bass on the album and his son Spencer played drums. Track listing. All tracks composed by Pops Staples; except where indicated Don't Lose This Don't Lose This is a 2015 posthumous album by the late Gospel and R&B musician Pops Staples. The album was put together with various musicians, using unfinished tracks from 1998 that were intended for a "lost" album for The