Huge search finds lost boy at Phetchabun waterfall

Bangkok Post - Nov 2, 2026

A seven-year-old boy spent more than eight hours wandering, lost in bamboo thickets in a ravine before being rescued, near Tat Yai Waterfall in Nam Nao district of Phetchaburi province.

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