Phuket beaches opened after the danger of poisonous fisalia

The beaches of Phuket in Thailand opened when the danger of burns by poisonous Portuguese boats passed, the Phuket News newspaper reports, citing the local rescue service.

The administration reported that poisonous fisalia near the coast has become much less. However, tourists are still warned by signs of the danger.

Earlier we wrote that due to the frequent cases of burns by these animals, the authorities of Thailand decided to close the beaches of Knighton, Nai Yang, Layan and Mai Khao. On the shore, the rescue team spent three weeks collecting abandoned Portuguese ships.

Portuguese boats resemble jellyfish, however, belong to the order of siphonophore and are a bubble, up to 30 cm in diameter, filled with greed. Creatures are extremely dangerous to human health and life, causing severe pain.