Teenager killed in the autumn of the hotel Magaluf is the third British to die in the building this year

A teenager became the third Briton this year to die in a Magaluf building after falling from a senile home. saying "gateway to death".

Thomas Channon, 18, plunged 70 feet to his death from a gangway at the Eden Roc complex in the Spanish holiday resort early Thursday morning.

The student had just taken his A levels and was on holiday abroad with friends to celebrate the end

One of the neighbors of the house that He was sharing in Rhoose, in South Wales, with his mother Ceri, 49, his father John, 67, and his younger brother James,: They're such a beautiful family and always very friendly. Thomas and his brother are adorable boys and always very polite. He's just so sad.

It is understood that Mr. Channon separated from friends and, while he was trying to find his way back to the hotel Florida at 4am, he stumbled a footbridge from a cliff drop.

Other relatives of the group of tragic teenage friends are in Spain. One, who asked not to be named, said: "We went to the place where Thomas fell and the wall is too low. This is about the height of the knee.

& # 39; Something must happen now. Not all of these children should die to make sure the proper precautions are in place.

In April, Natalie Cormack, a 19-year-old bar employee, of West Kilbride, Scotland, died after falling from a bridge

Last month, Tom Hughes, 20, of Wrexham, died after jumping over a wall, oblivious to the fall.

British diplomats met with local leaders to try to stop the falls. night life.

The complex d & rsquo; Eden Roc apartments, where two other British holidaymakers died this year