Hat Railay Thailand

[Self_propelled]

My family and I were in Railay during the tsunami and I am currently still in Thailand. If anyone needs help finding a missing friend please let me know. I will be here through Jan. 5 (thai time). PM me and I will send my phone number.

 

Rob Campbell

[Rad]

U.S. information line

The U.S. State Department established a toll-free telephone number for inquiries about U.S. citizens affected by the Asian earthquake and tsunamis.

 

The public may call toll free at 888-407-4747. Overseas, people may call 317-472-2328.

Those seeking information also can contact the department’s Office of American Citizens Services and Crisis Management, 202-647-5225.

 

General information about disaster relief, preparation and emergency services to U.S. citizens abroad can be found at the State Department Web page http://travel.state.gov/travel/crisismg.html.

[chelle]

Rob,

Can you give us an idea of the damage to Railay, Ton Sai and Krabi?

 

Thanks.

[ryland_moore]

Chelle, Here is some info on climbing Thailand.com. I assume the long message is from Sam Lightner, Jr.

[chelle]

Thanks, Ryland. It sounds like there will be some rebuilding necessary, but that it was not too devastated and not many in the Railay area were hurt.