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A non-hunting area in Phatthalung puts the southern province on birdwatchers' must-go list Bird watching in Talay Noi Non-Hunting Area is a popular activity that draws thousands of visitors to Phatthalung, eight hundred and fourty kilometres south of Bangkok, every year. Talay Noi is four hundred and fifty seven square kilometres (285,625 rai) of wetland in Khuan Khanun district of the province. It is the habitat of birds such as the painted stork and purple heron, lesser whistling-duck and little greb, black-winged stilt, brahminy kite, cormorant and whiskered tern.

Thai Marine Police Tuesday found the body of a missing scuba diver floating near the site where a boat sunk in a sudden storm after a diving tour to the Similan Islands, leaving six foreigners and a Thai national missing and believed drowned.  "We found the body of a Western woman but we couldn't identify her immediately," Marine Police Lieutenant Colonel Wanlop Phuangbaka said. The marine police continued a sea surface search for the missing passengers from the Choke Somboon, the company's twenty nine metre scuba-diving boat come floating hotel, that sank late Sunday night in the Andaman Sea after being hit by a sudden tornado, according to crew and survivors.Thai authorities are using a helicopter to search

Thai Marine Police Tuesday found the body of a missing scuba diver floating near the site where a boat sunk in a sudden storm after a diving tour to the Similan Islands, leaving six foreigners and a Thai national missing and believed drowned.  "We found the body of a Western woman but we couldn't identify her immediately," Marine Police Lieutenant Colonel Wanlop Phuangbaka said. The marine police continued a sea surface search for the missing passengers from the Choke Somboon, the company's twenty nine metre scuba-diving boat come floating hotel, that sank late Sunday night in the Andaman Sea after being hit by a sudden tornado, according to crew and survivors.Thai authorities are using a helicopter to search

Thai Marine Police Tuesday found the body of a missing scuba diver floating near the site where a boat sunk in a sudden storm after a diving tour to the Similan Islands, leaving six foreigners and a Thai national missing and believed drowned.  "We found the body of a Western woman but we couldn't identify her immediately," Marine Police Lieutenant Colonel Wanlop Phuangbaka said. The marine police continued a sea surface search for the missing passengers from the Choke Somboon, the company's twenty nine metre scuba-diving boat come floating hotel, that sank late Sunday night in the Andaman Sea after being hit by a sudden tornado, according to crew and survivors.Thai authorities are using a helicopter to search

Thai Marine Police Tuesday found the body of a missing scuba diver floating near the site where a boat sunk in a sudden storm after a diving tour to the Similan Islands, leaving six foreigners and a Thai national missing and believed drowned.  "We found the body of a Western woman but we couldn't identify her immediately," Marine Police Lieutenant Colonel Wanlop Phuangbaka said. The marine police continued a sea surface search for the missing passengers from the Choke Somboon, the company's twenty nine metre scuba-diving boat come floating hotel, that sank late Sunday night in the Andaman Sea after being hit by a sudden tornado, according to crew and survivors.Thai authorities are using a helicopter to search