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Two tourists injured in Phetchabun rappelling accident
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Two tourists were injured after falling from a cliffside ledge during a rappelling trip at Tad Mok waterfall in Phetchabun, prompting officials to review whether the activity had been properly authorised .
Key facts
- The accident happened on October 10 in Nam Nao district and involved a man and a woman taking part in a group rappelling activity.
- Two tourists were injured after falling from a cliffside ledge during a rappelling trip at Tad Mok waterfall in Phetchabun, prompting officials to review whether the activity had been properly authorised .
- Yesterday, October 12, local environmental volunteer networks urged Phetchabun officials to tighten oversight of adventure tourism following the accident.
- Officials are now checking whether the group involved in the October 10 accident had received approval.
Summary
The accident happened on October 10 in Nam Nao district and involved a man and a woman taking part in a group rappelling activity.
Yesterday, October 12, local environmental volunteer networks urged Phetchabun officials to tighten oversight of adventure tourism following the accident.