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Patong lifeguards warn as venomous bluebottles wash up

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Patong lifeguards warn as venomous bluebottles wash upLegacyLifeguards at Patong Beach have issued a warning after venomous Portuguese man o’ war jellyfish washed ashore, urging tourists to stay cautious in the water. Lifeguards raised the alarm after several of the creatures were found along the sand. Patong Surf Life Saving urged beachgoers not to touch or play with them, stressing that anyone stung should immediately seek assistance from life…
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The Thaiger broke the news in on Thursday, September 18, 2025.
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