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Tourist drowns, another missing in rough seas off Thailand’s Koh Chang


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A Spanish tourist has drowned in the seas off Koh Chang, in the eastern province of Trat, and a French tourist is still missing after both went swimming in rough seas, in spite of red flag warning signs on the beaches.

 

A volunteer rescue unit from the Sawang Boon Foundation was alerted this morning (Sunday) that the two tourists had gone missing as they were swimming in the sea in front of a resort.

 

A team of rescuers was immediately sent to conduct a search in stormy seas. They were later joined by a naval rescue unit.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/tourist-drowns-another-missing-in-rough-seas-off-thailands-koh-chang/

 

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^Yes, Ko Chang has strong riptides even in normal weather. Crazy to ignore the flags (if they were displayed properly).

Very sad for these young people and their families.

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Location identified as Tha Nam beach, Koh Chang.

Thairath reports the body of Anna Carreras, 21, (Spanish) was located 300m away and the search continues for the French male; they were part of a group of six who went into the water.

 

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7 hours ago, brianthainess said:

Unfortunately this story doesn't mention what beach. 

Apparently they went swimming in the sea off Lonely Beach, locally known as Tha Nam beach.

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On 7/11/2022 at 3:19 AM, webfact said:

A Spanish tourist has drowned in the seas off Koh Chang, in the eastern province of Trat, and a French tourist is still missing after both went swimming in rough seas, in spite of red flag warning signs on the beaches.

Red flag ignorance.

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