Chinese Woman Rescued After Canoe Capsizes Off Thai Coast
A Chinese national was rescued after her canoe capsized due to waves off the southern coast of Thailand. She was adrift for about an hour before being fortunately picked up by a passing fishing boat. Local authorities are reiterating the importance of maritime safety measures.
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