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Portuguese Man-o'-War Found in Krabi, Beaches Closed to Swimming
Several Portuguese Man-o'-War, highly venomous marine organisms, have been discovered in Krabi, leading to the closure of beaches within national parks to swimmers. Authorities have raised maritime tourism safety to the highest level and are urging visitors to exercise caution.
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