Search continues for man missing off Layan beach

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October 30, 20196 yr

Search continues for man missing off Layan beach

By Eakkapop Thongtub

The search for Sarawut Dungsikaew, 38, off Layan Beach continues today (Oct 30). Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub

PHUKET: The search continues today for a local man who disappeared in strong waves at Layan Beach last night (Oct 29).

The alarm was raised by Chalermporn Setraksa, 27, after he noticed his friend Sarawut Dungsikaew, 38, had disappeared while the two were fishing for crabs.

Police were notified at 8pm, confirmed Maj Suwarin Muatmuang of the Cherng Talay Police.

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October 30, 20196 yr

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