What safety issues should Thailand pay attention to when traveling?

Pay attention when going to Thailand: there is a red warning flag on the beach. Don't go into the water and don't touch marine animals such as jellyfish.

In the rainy season, swimming, diving or traveling in the sea will face certain safety risks. Please be sure to know the local sea conditions and weather warning in advance, and don't take risks in wading projects to ensure the safety of travel.

Please pay attention to the warning signs on the beach. The red warning flag is planted on the beach, indicating that the sea conditions are dangerous and it is forbidden to enter the water. Don't go into the sea on an empty stomach, full meal, after drinking and when you are extremely tired. The elderly and patients with diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular diseases should enter the sea cautiously.

3. Please know the hydrological conditions of relevant sea areas in advance. Some sea areas seem calm, but in fact there will be rapids. In case of misfortune, please keep calm and don't go straight back to the shore. Instead, you should immediately wave or shout for help, and swim back to the shore in the direction parallel to the beach.

4. When taking speedboats and cruise ships, please follow the instructions of the staff and always wear life jackets. Old tourists and children need company.

5. Don't touch jellyfish and other marine life when diving or swimming. There are poisonous jellyfish on the beaches of Phuket and Koh Samui, which may be life-threatening if accidentally touched. If you are stung, please go to a nearby hospital for treatment immediately.

6. Pay attention to personal safety when visiting animal projects. Visitors should always pay attention to their own safety when visiting crocodile halls, snake gardens or riding elephants in amusement parks to contact animals. Don't have unnecessary close contact with animals, try to keep a safe distance or choose a safe way to avoid accidents.

7. Pay attention to traffic safety. Traffic in Thailand is left-handed. Because Phuket is mostly hilly, the road conditions are complex and the road facilities are not perfect, traffic accidents occur from time to time. In order to avoid accidents, tourists must abide by local traffic laws and regulations, and pay attention to the right before the left when crossing the road to ensure two-way safety. Those who do not hold a local driver's license or an international driver's license in Thailand are not allowed to rent motorcycles or drive illegally in Thailand.