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Swimming Is Illegal At This World-Famous Thailand Beach, Here's Why
Fines are issued for violations, with penalties reaching 5,000-10,000 baht (Rs 15,000-29,000) for ignoring the no-swimming rule at Maya Bay, Thailand.
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Phuket vs Ko Samui: Which Island Is Better For Budget Travel
If you're torn between these two coastal paradises, let's dive into the details and find out which one is kinder to your budget.
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2 Dead, Several Injured On Greece's Kos Island After Earthquake: Report
At least two people were killed and several injured on the Greek island of Kos by a powerful earthquake which struck between Turkey and Greece on Friday morning, Greece's semi-official Athens News Agency (ANA) reported.
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Items Of 'Slight Interest' Found In Search For Missing British Toddler In Greece
British police seeking a toddler missing for 25 years said on Tuesday they had uncovered scraps of fabric "of slight interest" in a field on the Greek island of Kos, where he was last seen.
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6 Migrants Including A Child Drown Off Greece: Coastguard
Greek rescuers recovered the bodies of six drowned migrants, including a young boy, today after their boat sank off Kos island, the coastguard said.
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8 Migrants Drown After Boat Sinks off Greek Island: Coastguard
Eight migrants drowned and at least another three were missing after their inflatable boat sank off the Greek island of Kos early on Tuesday, the coastguard said.
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Child Drowns, Another Missing in Migrant Boat Sinking - Greece
One child drowned and another was missing off the Greek island of Kos today after a boat carrying migrants sank, the country's coastguard said.
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Children's Bodies Washed Up in Kos in Latest Migrant Crisis Tragedy
The badly decomposed bodies of two children were found washed up on the Greek island of Kos on Sunday, the latest victims of a crisis that has seen 630,000 people enter the EU illegally this year.
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Greece Urges Health Precautions After Suspect Cholera Case on Kos
Greek health authorities urged the public to take health precautions today after a suspected cholera case was discovered on Kos island, a tourist destination and entry point for migrants from the Middle East and Asia.
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Migrants Feared Missing Off Greece's Kos Island
The Greek coastguard on Friday said it was looking for seven migrants feared missing near the Aegean island of Kos, after rescuing 115 Syrians in a separate incident.
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Boat Capsizes in Aegean Sea, 22 Migrants Dead
22 migrants drowned and 200 more were rescued when a boat capsized in the Aegean Sea off the Turkish coast while trying to reach the Greek island of Kos today, local media said.
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Syrian Refugees Register on Greek Ship Docked at Kos
Scores of Syrian refugees who recently arrived on the Greek island of Kos began registering early Sunday on a ship sent by the government following tensions over a huge influx of arrivals.
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Gambia cuts diplomatic ties with Taiwan
Taiwan on Friday expressed shock and regret over Gambia's surprise announcement that it had broken off ties with the island after 18 years in its "strategic national interest".
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Swimming Is Illegal At This World-Famous Thailand Beach, Here's Why
Fines are issued for violations, with penalties reaching 5,000-10,000 baht (Rs 15,000-29,000) for ignoring the no-swimming rule at Maya Bay, Thailand.
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Phuket vs Ko Samui: Which Island Is Better For Budget Travel
If you're torn between these two coastal paradises, let's dive into the details and find out which one is kinder to your budget.
-
2 Dead, Several Injured On Greece's Kos Island After Earthquake: Report
At least two people were killed and several injured on the Greek island of Kos by a powerful earthquake which struck between Turkey and Greece on Friday morning, Greece's semi-official Athens News Agency (ANA) reported.
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Items Of 'Slight Interest' Found In Search For Missing British Toddler In Greece
British police seeking a toddler missing for 25 years said on Tuesday they had uncovered scraps of fabric "of slight interest" in a field on the Greek island of Kos, where he was last seen.
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6 Migrants Including A Child Drown Off Greece: Coastguard
Greek rescuers recovered the bodies of six drowned migrants, including a young boy, today after their boat sank off Kos island, the coastguard said.
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8 Migrants Drown After Boat Sinks off Greek Island: Coastguard
Eight migrants drowned and at least another three were missing after their inflatable boat sank off the Greek island of Kos early on Tuesday, the coastguard said.
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Child Drowns, Another Missing in Migrant Boat Sinking - Greece
One child drowned and another was missing off the Greek island of Kos today after a boat carrying migrants sank, the country's coastguard said.
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Children's Bodies Washed Up in Kos in Latest Migrant Crisis Tragedy
The badly decomposed bodies of two children were found washed up on the Greek island of Kos on Sunday, the latest victims of a crisis that has seen 630,000 people enter the EU illegally this year.
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Greece Urges Health Precautions After Suspect Cholera Case on Kos
Greek health authorities urged the public to take health precautions today after a suspected cholera case was discovered on Kos island, a tourist destination and entry point for migrants from the Middle East and Asia.
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Migrants Feared Missing Off Greece's Kos Island
The Greek coastguard on Friday said it was looking for seven migrants feared missing near the Aegean island of Kos, after rescuing 115 Syrians in a separate incident.
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Boat Capsizes in Aegean Sea, 22 Migrants Dead
22 migrants drowned and 200 more were rescued when a boat capsized in the Aegean Sea off the Turkish coast while trying to reach the Greek island of Kos today, local media said.
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Syrian Refugees Register on Greek Ship Docked at Kos
Scores of Syrian refugees who recently arrived on the Greek island of Kos began registering early Sunday on a ship sent by the government following tensions over a huge influx of arrivals.
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Gambia cuts diplomatic ties with Taiwan
Taiwan on Friday expressed shock and regret over Gambia's surprise announcement that it had broken off ties with the island after 18 years in its "strategic national interest".
