A British woman has plunged to her death in a fall from a 25ft high Phuket hotel walkway in the second tourist horror to rock Thailand in just days.The 58-year-old was returning to her room after a night out with her partner on the holiday island in the early hours of June 4 before disaster struck.The tragedy comes as a fellow UK tourist found dead on a beach in another area of the country - the party island of Koh Phangan - earlier this week has been named as Alison Stuart.In the most recent tragedy, the unidentified hotel guest was said to have downed several drinks before walking up the outdoor stairway to her room.However, she was said to have lost her balance and tumbled off the edge of the walkway.The holidaymaker fell onto a corridor some 25ft below. She was still breathing when found by hotel staff, who called emergency services for help.Medics said the woman suffered fractures on her neck and limbs, as well as severe facial bruising. A British woman has plunged to her death in a fall from a 25ft high Phuket hotel walkway. Pictured: Emergency services at the scene The unidentified guest was said to have downed several drinks before trudging up the outdoor stairway to her room. However, she was said to have lost her balance and tumbled off the edge of the unprotected walkway. Pictured: Police walking down some steps at the hotel The tragedy comes as a fellow UK tourist found dead on a beach in another area of the country has been named as Alison Stuart Ms Stuart, from Waltham Abbey, Essex, washed ashore on a beach on Koh Phangan, southern Thailand: Cops at the scene on Koh PhanganShe was strapped onto a rescue board to be taken to the Patong Hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.Police Lieutenant Chittawan Phengkaew, deputy chief of investigation at the Patong Police Station, said the woman had dinner with her spouse before the incident.He said: 'There was no one present at the scene. We learned that she was returning after having a meal with her partner at a restaurant and may have had a few drinks.'They arrived at the hotel and she went up to the room while the man went elsewhere. When she was walking up the stairway, the security camera captured her going up alone, but it did not record the moment she fell.'That stairway did not have a railing, and she plunged from the fifth floor to the second floor. When a hotel employee found her, they informed her partner and rescue workers. The rescue team then informed the police.'As for the cause, she might have fallen due to being drunk. We do not have the blood alcohol test result, so we cannot confirm yet. 'We have already contacted the embassy.' Police said a search of Brit's room found all of her belongings still intact Ms Stuart had been staying at a nearby bungalow for nearly a month but was set to check out next week, a day after the island's infamous Full Moon Party The Thai Full Moon Party is an all-night beach party on the island of Koh Phangan which takes place on the night of every full moon (stock image)It comes after a British tourist was found dead on the notorious 'Full Moon Party' island on June 3.The 54-year-old, identified as Alison Stuart, from Waltham Abbey, Essex, washed ashore on a beach on Koh Phangan, southern Thailand.When police arrived, they found Ms Stuart face-down.Officers said there were no signs of assault on her body and she was taken to the Koh Phangan Hospital for a post-mortem examination.Police Lieutenant Pongnaphat Somboon of the Koh Phangan Police Station said: 'An X-ray of the victim's body found a large amount of sand and water in her lungs.'We believe the cause of death was drowning. We will call the British Embassy to notify her relatives.'The woman's body had been discovered by local villager Theerapong while walking at 6.30am.Authorities said the woman had been staying at a nearby bungalow for around a month.She was due to check out on June 11, a day after the island's infamous Full Moon Party.Staff claimed she was often seen drinking alcohol during her stay.On June 2, she reportedly struck her head after tripping outside a convenience store.Good Samaritans helped her walk back to her room when she refused to seek medical attention.She was reportedly last seen swimming at the beach on Monday evening before her body was found.