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Nine Swedish Tourists Survive after Boat Capsizes in Krabi, Thailand


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By Goongnang Suksawat


Krabi – Nine Swedish tourists have survived after a long-tailed boat capsized in Krabi.

 

The Head of the Than Bok Khorani National Park Mr. Weerasak Srisajjang stated to the Thai media that they were notified of the incident on Sunday (February 5th) near the Hong Island in the Khao Thong sub-district, Mueang Krabi.

 

Rescue teams went to the scene to find nine male and female Swedish nationals and the boat captain in the sea near the long-tailed boat which was capsized.

 

Full story: https://thephuketexpress.com/2023/02/06/nine-swedish-tourists-survive-after-boat-capsizes-in-krabi-thailand/

 

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5 minutes ago, ikke1959 said:

Hmmm.. Pattaya, boat problems, Phi Phi and now Phuket.... 300 THB entrance fee per 1st of June to invest in tourism....A long way to go

From the link:  "It has been reported that the tourists were taking photos on one side of the boat which caused the boat to lean over. Water leaked into the boat before it capsized."

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17 minutes ago, watchcat said:

From the link:  "It has been reported that the tourists were taking photos on one side of the boat which caused the boat to lean over. Water leaked into the boat before it capsized."

Long-tail boat flotation test - put 9 whales on one side to lean and take photos. Fail, needs new boat design.

 

I bet the poor owner doesn't have any insurance, probably would need to borrow money to buy a new one.

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1 hour ago, gearbox said:

Long-tail boat flotation test - put 9 whales on one side to lean and take photos. Fail, needs new boat design.

 

I bet the poor owner doesn't have any insurance, probably would need to borrow money to buy a new one.

It doesn't say it sank. Turn it over, bail it out, service the motor (maybe....!) and Bob's yer auntie..........

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