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	Kolawat Supsongsuk, chief of the office, said his office has put up signs at beaches where rip current could happen because of strong winds and high waves at the moment.</div>
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Ranong beach goers warned of rip current

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Ranong beach goers warned of rip current

The Ranong Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office Tuesday issued warning for tourists to watch out for possible rip current during the time of strong wind and high waves.

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