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Forager finds corpse hanging from Bo Tree - but rescue teams fail to find it despite 3 hour search


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A forager called Sanam told 77kaoded that he saw a corpse propped up against a Bo Tree on a deserted mountain in Ratchaburi, south central Thailand. 

 

The dead body had a rope around its neck. That was enough for Sanam to flee down the mountain in terror and report his find to a phu yai ban (local official) in Thammasen sub-district who contacted the police and rescue services.

 

It was a densely forested area and the rescuers split up into three teams to conduct the search. There were many Bo Trees to examine and at one point one team detected the smell of putrefaction but found no body.

 

They walked for many kilometers.

 

One team was scared witless when a snake appeared and they ran away in fear.

 

The rescue was further hampered by the lack of mobile phone coverage. 

 

As dusk fell after a three hour search, and with the teams having no lighting gear, they decided to give up the search for the day. 

 

Consequently the hanging corpse remains on the mountain for at least another day. 

 

Khao Din police were involved in the rescue. 

 

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On 7/12/2022 at 11:22 AM, webfact said:

One team was scared witless when a snake appeared and they ran away in fear.

 

The rescue was further hampered by the lack of mobile phone coverage. 

The 'rescue' services should have walkie talkies they do where I live.

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