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	The tourist was identified as Ernst Krummenacher.</div>
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	His Thai wife told police that the Swiss man drowned quickly after he swam at the beach shortly before 8 am. Tourists at the beach rushed out to help him and bring him back to the beach but he had stopped breathing. A CPR failed to bring him back.</div>
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Swiss tourist drowns at Phuket beach

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