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British tourist rescued after a fall from cliff on Samui Island

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A Thai rescue crew helped to pull a British tourist, who had fallen from the top of a steep waterfall on Samui Island, to safety.

 

The victim was among a group of eight foreign tourists who had trekked to the top of the Na Muang Waterfall, a steep cliff which was made slippery by recent rainfall.

 

Luckily, the man did not fall to the bottom of the cliff, only to a spot not far from the top. He did, however, sustain some injuries and was unable to move, promoting his team mates to call for help.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/british-tourist-rescued-after-a-fall-from-cliff-on-samui-island/

 

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Was the danger sign in the universal language?  Which is not Thai.   Glad no injuries or deaths in the rescue.  Surprised no name and pictures with finger pointing.  

8 hours ago, webfact said:

The victim was among a group of eight foreign tourists who had trekked to the top of the Na Muang Waterfall, a steep cliff which was made slippery by recent rainfall.

Must have seemed like a good idea at the time?

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