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A man was rescued after he hanged from a high cliff in Phattalung for almost two days, using his shirt to tie himself to the vines, stems, and roots. He was spotted by tourists by the Khao Hua Chang Reservoir and more than 50 people teamed up for the hours-long rescue effort. On Tuesday, 47 year old Amnuay Rattanachotiyo decided to explore a cave in the Khao Hua Chang forest. He says he saw a light coming from the top of the cave and climbed up to explore, but it led to a high cliff. He couldn’t go back the […]

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26 minutes ago, Thaiger said:

using his shirt to tie himself to the vines, stems, and roots.

Just as well he weren't wearing a vest then .. hopefully he should be vine now .. 

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Why are they wearing the full covid astronaut protection kit?  Looks like the ABC first aid must have been updated to CABC, just imagine if caught Covid from an other cliffhanger up there!!

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