Five Foreigners Rescued After Long-tail Boat Breaks Down in Krabi

Krabi –

Five foreign tourists have been rescued after a long-tail boat broke down in Krabi.

Staffers from the Hat-Nopparat Thara Mu-Ko Phi Phi National Park told the Phuket Express that on Wednesday (May 31^st) they were notified from a driver that a tour long-tail boat engine was loosened from the boat and fell into the sea at Railay Bay.

Five foreign tourists who were not identified but described only as a man, a woman, two girls, and a boy have been rescued from the broken boat. They were safely taken back to the land by staffers from the national park.

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The original version of this article appeared on our sister website, The Phuket Express, owned by our parent company TPN media.

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