Songkhla woman dies after falling more than 10 metres at Pha Taem falls
The 48-year-old tourist slipped while photographing the second tier of Kwang Tone waterfall in Pha Taem National Park on September 18. Rescuers walked three kilometres of forest trail and took more than two hours to reach her. A woman has died after falling more than 10 metres at a waterfall in Pha Taem National Park … The story Songkhla woman dies after falling more than 10 metres at Pha Taem…
A 48-year-old tourist from Songkhla died after falling more than 10 metres at Pha Taem National Park's Kwang Tone waterfall on September 18. She was taking photographs when she slipped and fell, reportedly from the second tier of the waterfall. Rescuers walked three kilometres of forest trail and spent over two hours reaching her.
Park chief Pramuan Rattanawan contacted Khong Chiam police who arrived with a doctor at around 4pm. Despite CPR attempts, the woman, identified as Wanwisa, had no vital signs and could not be revived. Her body was sent for examination at the forensic unit of Sunpasitthiprasong Hospital in Mueang Ubon Ratchathani. The group, comprising 14 people who had visited the park often, had not sought a park guide before their excursion.
She had walked down to photograph the waterfall before the accident. Police informed her family, who proceeded with the funeral rites.
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