Phuket officials are warning tourists to beware of potentially dangerous jellyfish while enjoying the island’s beaches. The warning issued today comes after more than 30 visitors reported being stung by jellyfish at Kata Beach last week, with most experiencing mild symptoms.
In response to this, signs have been placed at over 20 popular tourist destinations around Phuket, including Patong, Nai Yang, Surin beaches, and Panwa Cape. The signs aim to awareness and provide information on first-aid measures.
Lifeguards are equipped with vinegar bottles to provide immediate relief to those who may have been stung, Nation Thailand reported.
Phuket Marine Resources Conservation director, Suchart Ratanruangsri, advises tourists to pour vinegar on the sting for at least 30 seconds if stung by a fire jellyfish. He warned, however, that…
