Thai police investigate deaths of two foreign nationals in Phuket, Chon Buri Police are investigating the deaths of two foreigners this week, one within the eastern province of Chon Buri and the opposite on the southern island of Phuket.
The Bangkok Post reports that 63-year-old Philipe Kernen was found useless at his home within the Phuket sub-district of Rawai earlier this week. The French national was discovered mendacity face-down on his mattress, with no indicators of a struggle and no injuries obvious on his body. Police who attended the scene say none of his private objects or valuables gave the impression to be lacking. Mr Kernen’s physique has been despatched to Vachira Phuket Hospital, where an post-mortem shall be carried out to determine the trigger of death.
Meanwhile, in Chon Buri, a Norwegian man is believed to have fallen to his demise from the Chon Buri condominium the place he lived. 64-year-old Roy Edgar Sweby fell from the fifth floor of his rental in the district of Bang Lamung on Tuesday night, landing on an awning on the second ground. Police say he was found in shorts, with no shirt. A subsequent search of his accommodation showed no signs of a battle or foul play, in accordance with the Bangkok Post. Police say Mr Sweby is the third foreigner to fall to their demise from a Pattaya constructing this week.

The report goes on to say that Kwanchai Charlee, who's employed as a safety guard, says he was carrying out a routine check of the condo building when he heard a loud bang. โซล่าเซลล์ reported seeing a person falling from an higher flooring and hanging from an awning a number of floors under.
Pattaya police chief Kulchart Kulchai says officers will review CCTV footage as part of the investigation. The reason for demise is yet to be decided..