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The security department received a report of damage to property at Villa-3 from the hotel. A sofa had a burn mark costing 700 AED to repair and a marble table was broken costing 3000 AED to replace, for a total of 3700 AED in damages. Photos were taken of the damage and the guest staying in Villa-3 will be charged for the costs of the repairs.
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1618 damage of the hotel property
- 1. Incident Security Department Incident: Damage to Hotel Property. IR.No.1618 OB No. 400 Location: Villa -3 Date: 21/05/2011 Time: 13:00 Suspect Person: In-house guest of villa-03 Reported Person: HK SM-Eric Tolibas. Home Address: SLAD Accommodation. Business Address: SLAD (OTHERS) Phone Number HM: WK: MB:0508437758 Occurrence: Today around 13:00, Received a call from HK manager Mr. Eric that while they were cleaning villa-3, they have discovered some damages as there was one burn mark on one sofa which costs (700 AED) and one round marble table at the bar area got broken which costs (3000 AED). Action: Photos have been taken. DE & HK manager have estimated the cost for those damages ( 3700 AED for both) DM has been informed accordingly to charge the guest. IR has been raised. Conclusion: The guest of villa-3 will be charged 3700 AED by DM for the above mentioned damages as the cost has been estimated by DE and HK manager. Attachments: DIRECTOR OF SECURITY Assistant Security Manager Wael El Said Habib Rezk 1