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A gas leak at a four-star hotel's swimming pool in Kent has resulted in 13 people being treated by paramedics.

Emergency services were called to the Ashford International Hotel just after 3pm this afternoon.

Three fire crews and the South East Coast Ambulance Service's hazardous area response team attended the incident.

Kent and Fire Service said in a statement: "Firefighters were called to reports of a gas leak at a hotel's swimming pool in Simone Weil Avenue, Ashford.

"Crews wearing breathing apparatus and gas-tight suits carried out a search and made the scene safe while paramedics from South East Coast Ambulance Service's hazardous area response team treated 13 people who presented themselves for assessment."

Emergency services left the scene at around 4.30pm.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service are now working with Public Health England and the local authority, Ashford Borough Council to determine the circumstances of the incident.

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For more infomation >> BREAKING Thirteen people treated by paramedics after gas leak at hotel swimming pool - Duration: 2:58.

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Así desplazaron intacto un hotel histórico de 5.000 toneladas en China - Duration: 1:34.

Las autoridades de la ciudad china de Changsha, en el centro-este del país, han desplazado intacto el edificio principal de un histórico hotel con un peso estimado en 5

000 toneladas, informó el domingo la agencia estatal de noticias Xinhua. El Hotel Xianjiang, abierto al público en 1954 como el primer hotel para extranjeros de la ciudad desde la fundación de la República Popular (en 1949), fue trasladado 35,5 metros hacia el norte de su ubicación original "para proteger mejor la estructura", según Xinhua

El edificio, de tres pisos y con una superficie total de 3.800 metros cuadrados, está construido con ladrillo rojo y tejas encáusticas, de "un gran valor histórico y cultural"

Su traslado se completó en 40 horas y fue necesario el uso de "la última tecnología de desplazamiento de edificios monolíticos y de refuerzo de edificios", añadió la fuente

El Hotel Xiangjiang se someterá ahora a obras de remodelación en su nuevo emplazamiento

MÁS SOBRE ESTE TEMA: Arquitectura alocada: las 7 estructuras más extrañas del mundo Siete maravillas arquitectónicas nunca construidas

For more infomation >> Así desplazaron intacto un hotel histórico de 5.000 toneladas en China - Duration: 1:34.

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MY NIGHT IN SINGAPORE & CAPSULE HOTEL REVIEW | THE SINGAPORE VLOG #001 - Duration: 4:06.

five a.m. already you get to read ready wait why did you get to get ready get

ready to get to think up or get ready to get ready to be ready to go to Singapore

I am ready now I'm just gonna wait for the taxi to come I just realized that

maybe working out my legs a day before you know walking around the city all day

might have not been the greatest idea well I saw my legs are super like

spaghetti will you defeat

okay so we're now officially in a new country we just arrived in Singapore I

actually couldn't film in the airport as control thingy and almost got kicked out

of it out of the country again but now we're going to Chinatown and we're

meeting Lisa there who I met on LinkedIn a couple of months ago and then we see

what we're going to do there I'm so happy right now because I got

matcha latte bubble tea again for the first time since leaving New York

okay we're now at this fucking rooftop bar and look at this

this feels kinda surreal also I'm not sure if I like this lifestyle it's

gorgeous like a very big major city while we were like exploring yeah that

is my bad for tonight it's a spaceship

this is so freakin awesome I don't know if I ever was so excited to

sleep the temperature safe

I do wake up when there's no other jump to wake you up sleeping breathing doing

all the things I love a wine coalition I just wanna make a trip to the child

For more infomation >> MY NIGHT IN SINGAPORE & CAPSULE HOTEL REVIEW | THE SINGAPORE VLOG #001 - Duration: 4:06.

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Read the full statement from lawyers for black evicted hotel guest oregonlive.com - Duration: 1:52.

Read the full statement from lawyers for black evicted hotel guest oregonlive.com

The Oregonian/OregonLive

Jermaine Massey recorded from the DoubleTree in Portlands Lloyd District. who called police while he was making a phone call in the lobby. His lawyers have now asked the hotel to account for why he was approached and subsequently kicked out of the hotel when he was a guest there.

The hotel has requested a private discussion, but Mr. Massey was publicly humiliated, said a release from Masseys attorneys. Therefore, he demands a public statement response.

Here is the full press release from Masseys attorneys at the Kafoury McDougal law firm:

On December 22, 2018, at about 11 p.m., Jermaine Massey was, calling his mother while black, from a quiet corner of the lobby of the DoubleTree hotel in Portland, Oregon, when hotel security demanded to know if he was a guest. Mr. Massey replied that he was. The security guard persisted in questioning his presence, even after Mr. Massey presented his hotel key to the guard. When Mr. Massey asked why he was being singled out, security guard Earl Meyers replied that he was a security threat. The hotel manager called Portland police, who explained to Mr. Massey that the hotel demanded that he be arrested for trespass if he did not leave the premises. The officers escorted Mr. Massey to his room, where he gathered his personal belongings and left.

The officer offered him a ride, but Mr. Massey explained he had his own car and would drive himself, rather than leave in the back of a police car.

Mr. Massey has retained our law firm, Kafoury McDougal.

Through our firm, Mr. Massey invites the Hilton DoubleTree Hotel chain to publicly answer the following questions:

Once these questions are fully and completely answered, Mr. Massey may be willing to speak publicly on this matter. The hotel has requested a private discussion, but Mr. Massey was publicly humiliated. Therefore, he demands a public statement response.

The press is requested to make all contacts with Mr. Massey through our office. Please respect the privacy of Mr. Massey and his family during this difficult time.