Watch: Terrifying Video Shows Tourists Ducking As Ship Comes Dangerously Close To Bridge In Bangkok
A relaxing river cruise on Bangkok’s famous Chao Phraya River turned into a nerve-wracking experience for tourists when rising water levels brought the ship dangerously close to a bridge.
Passengers were forced to crouch down to avoid hitting the bridge. The terrifying video was captured by a Chinese passenger onboard and widely shared online.
The incident occurred after heavy rains caused the water level to rise dramatically.
While travelling under a bridge, cruise staff advised passengers to duck for their safety. The shocked tourists immediately complied, with some taking shelter beneath the tables.
Video Credits: Bangkok Post/Facebook
According to reports, the unseasonal rains that caused the water to swell have increased safety concerns for local boat operators.
Authorities have advised locals and tourists to be cautious and follow cruise company guidelines to avoid accidents.
The Chao Phraya River, often translated as the ‘River of Kings’, is a popular tourist attraction in Bangkok. It is known for its scenic views and cultural landmarks. The river flows through Bangkok and then into the Gulf of Thailand.
However, recent territorial rains have disrupted normal activities, and boat operations are on high alert.
Though no one was hurt while the vessel was under the bridge, the near miss reminds us of how unpredictable nature can be.
Tourists are recommended to be cautious when exploring Bangkok’s waterways.
Reference: Bangkok Post
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