How this Russian actress died near the ocean?
According to sources Russian actress Kamilla Belyatskaya has died at the age of 24. She was doing yoga on the beach. While doing yoga, ocean waves came fast and swept her away. Shocking footage is going viral on social media. She was doing yoga on Koh Samui Island in Thailand. She loved this location very much. She had been there many times.
Perhaps according to local publication Khaosod English, the police saw CCTV footage and it showed that she had reached there in her red car. After this, she started doing yoga by laying a yoga mat between big stones. After a while, strong ocean waves came and swept her away. This heartbreaking video of the actress' death is available on the internet. The rescue team reached there in 15 minutes. The search was suspended for some time due to dangerous wave conditions.
According to the Daily Mail, the actress loved this location. She told her followers how much she loved the place and that she would visit it again and again. She called it home and the best place on earth. Chaiyaporn Subprasert, head of Samui Rescue Center, said, 'During the monsoon season, we keep warning tourists, especially in high-risk areas, where red flags are put up that swimming is not allowed here. The place where this incident happened is not a swimming location, but a viewpoint. The victim was swept away by the sudden waves.'
Perhaps according to local publication Khaosod English, the police saw CCTV footage and it showed that she had reached there in her red car. After this, she started doing yoga by laying a yoga mat between big stones. After a while, strong ocean waves came and swept her away. This heartbreaking video of the actress' death is available on the internet. The rescue team reached there in 15 minutes. The search was suspended for some time due to dangerous wave conditions.
According to the Daily Mail, the actress loved this location. She told her followers how much she loved the place and that she would visit it again and again. She called it home and the best place on earth. Chaiyaporn Subprasert, head of Samui Rescue Center, said, 'During the monsoon season, we keep warning tourists, especially in high-risk areas, where red flags are put up that swimming is not allowed here. The place where this incident happened is not a swimming location, but a viewpoint. The victim was swept away by the sudden waves.'