Myrtle Beach resort to pay $26 million after 3-year-old suffered chemical burns in pool
The North Carolina family filed a federal lawsuit against the hotel after the toddler was burned while swimming in the lazy river.
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The North Carolina family filed a federal lawsuit against the hotel after the toddler was burned while swimming in the lazy river.
SCDHEC records show the resort has had several pools closed in the last three years after violations found, such has high chemical levels.
SCDHEC records show the resort has had several pools closed in the last three years after violations found, such has high chemical levels.
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A man has been accused of faking pool inspection logs at a Myrtle Beach hotel where a child received chemical burns from swimming in the pools, according to a warrant obtained by News13. Juan Arocho Rivera, 45, was arrested Thursday and charged with forgery, according to online booking records. Rivera […]
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