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	Police said the body of Inge Lise, 63, was found floating with her face down on the sea at about 5 kilometres away Kon Chang at 7 am Friday.</div>
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	Her husband, Jorgen Christian, 64, told police that his wife was standing at the back of the ferry after the boat left the Laem Ngob pier at 7:30 pm when she fell off the boat.</div>
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	Rescuers tried in vain to search for the tourist and halted the search at midnight.</div>
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Danish woman drowns in Koh Chang sea

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Danish woman drowns in Koh Chang sea

A Danish woman fell from a ferry to Koh Chang Thursday evening and drowned, police said.

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