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Paradise lost and found: Tourists rescued in Koh Samui after sending location signal via mobile phone


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Paradise lost and found: Tourists rescued in Koh Samui after sending location signal via mobile phone

 

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Two tourists were rescued last night after getting lost in the hilly area of Na Muang waterfall on the holiday island of Koh Samui.

 

The Spanish man and Brazilian woman, both 29, had earlier contacted their hotel to say they were lost. The hotel could ascertain their exact location from mobile phone technology.

 

But the tourists said that their battery was now about to die.

 

Police, locals and two rescue foundations swung into action traversing the dark and slippery paths.

 

On the way they found two British people and a Canadian who were also lost and glad of their assistance, reported Channel 7 TV news.

 

Soon calls into the gloaming were answered and the tourists who had phoned earlier were successfully rescued from the forest. 

 

 
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-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-01-15

 

 

 


 

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1 hour ago, ronaldo0 said:

All they need is a wrecked plane now and we can have a TV show !!

"Lost"       Michele Rodriguez was hot!!!  Used to see her rising her Pink Harley around Oahu, she was usually drunk.

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3 hours ago, FitnessHealthTravel said:

Can we expect a 'hiking tax' soon to rescue all these idiots that wader off in that area?

I'm scared to go into the jungle now if there are all these lost people wandering around . Might end up getting eaten by them rather than the wildlife !!

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