TRAVELING #3: Travelers start to find corpses at the famous beach.

a-angel (46)in #travelers • 7 years ago

The tourists are bathing at Ban Lamai Beach, Koh Samui. Thailand, suddenly discovered a corpse buried under the sand. The local police are investigating the incident.

About 3:40 pm on July 3, Bophut Rescue Team at Ban Lamai Beach, Koh Samui, Thailand, was suddenly notified of the discovery of the body buried under the sand. The sex of the victim has not been reported. It is known that the body is in the decay phase. Victims can die 2-3 days away.

Dead body of a foreigner was discovered on the beach of Koh Samui, Thailand

Before that, tourists bathing in the beach suddenly found a strange smell. They approached the suspicious area and found pieces of clothing stuck in the sand and found corpses there. According to local authorities, the victim was about 40 years old and died of a stroke

Beautiful beach paradise on Koh Samui island, Thailand

According to police sources, they found a wallet nearby with owner Lucy, a Myanmar citizen. The investigating body is still handling the case.

The recent deaths of foreigners in Thailand have caused many visitors to fear. The incident happened only a few days after a local victim, Elise Dallemange, 30, was found dead in a tropical jungle on Koh Tao island in northern Koh Samui. At that time, the victim's body was only half due to being eaten by the lizard .

Portrait of female tourist Elise Dallemange, 30, died in a forest in Thailand .

Elise's death was the latest of Koh Tao's most recent deaths, with most victims being British tourists.

Earlier, in September 2014, two British guests, Hannah Witheridge and David Mille, were killed as they headed back to the hotel. Luke Miller, a tourist on the Isle of Wight, also died at the swimming pool of Koh Tao Island in January 2016. At the time, the investigations showed "there is no evidence that he was killed".

Koh Samui is an island in the province of Surat Thani. The island is located off the east coast of Kra Land in Thailand, near the provincial town of Sura Thani. This is Thailand's third largest island with an area of 228.7 km² and a population of over 50,000 (2008).

The island has many white sand beaches and reefs, welcoming about 1.5 million visitors a year. In June 2008, Koh Samui was upgraded to an independent city. Koh Samui also has a private airport called Samui