Pol. Sub Lt. Sakyapat Chaidet, an investigator from Pattaya City Police Station, received a report of a foreign national falling to his death around 7:00 a.m. Upon arrival with a forensic team and rescue volunteers, officers found the man’s body on the ground beside the hotel building. He was pronounced dead at the scene, having suffered severe injuries including a fractured skull and broken limbs.

Mr. Huang had checked into room 2107 on the 21st floor just three days prior. Security camera footage and witness statements indicated that around 6:30 a.m., he briefly left his room to ask reception staff for directions to a convenience store before returning upstairs. Moments later, his body was discovered outside.

Hotel security personnel reported hearing a loud impact, prompting them to investigate and find the body. Police found no signs of forced entry or struggle in his room. However, inside a trash bin, officers discovered a torn suicide note written in Chinese. Investigators also learned that Mr. Huang had contacted a local motorcycle rental shop shortly before the incident to return a rented vehicle.

Police have ruled out foul play and believe the incident was a suicide driven by personal issues. The body has been sent to the Police General Hospital's Forensic Institute for autopsy. Authorities are currently working to contact the deceased’s family and the Chinese embassy for further coordination.

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