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Deadly Marine Threat Warns Beachgoers at Popular Phuket Beaches
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First reported by Mako · Jun 15, 2026
What happened
Phuket authorities warned beachgoers after dozens of venomous Portuguese man-of-war washed onto Nai Harn, Kata Noi and Kata beaches. Officials told tourists, including many Israelis, not to touch them and to seek immediate treatment after any sting.
- 01Dozens of Portuguese man-of-war were found on popular Phuket beaches.
- 02Lifeguards warned people not to touch them, even if they look dead.
- 03Their venom can cause severe pain, swelling, allergies and, rarely, life-threatening complications.
- 04Thai officials said people with allergies or sensitivities face greater risk.
- 05The warning comes as thousands of Israelis are expected in Phuket this summer.
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