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HONG KONG, China (AP) -- Worries about another deadly tsunami are keeping many tourists from Phuket, the premier resort island of southern Thailand.

But hordes of Asian vacationers are staying away for another reason: Fear that the ghosts of thousands of victims may be haunting the beaches and bungalows.

"...Media reports have helped fuel the superstition in South Korea. The free tabloid Sports Korea recently ran a story about three popular Korean celebrities who were filming a television show in Phuket, saying the stars reported hearing voices at their hotel that they believed were spirits.




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And the understatement award?  "The number of deaths in the tsunami was just too high, so there is a strong psychological element," said Joseph Wu, China Airlines spokesman.
Superstition keeps Asians from Phuket's beaches Monday, June 27, 2005  CNN
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More than 5,300 people are known dead and 2,900 more went missing when the tsunami swept over Thailand's southwestern coast on December 26, exactly six months ago Sunday. Many of the victims were tourists from Europe and Asia.

Travel agent Jirakan Pattawong said she has noticed the big drop off in Asian tourists there. "Asians used to come here as solo travelers, but now they only come in groups because they're scared to come alone," she said.