Police in Phuket are investigating the tragic drowning of a 22-year-old Ugandan tourist, Claire Nabimanya, who was found dead in a private villa swimming pool in the Kamala area. The body was discovered face-down in the water, prompting a rescue attempt that was unsuccessful. Authorities have ordered an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death and whether any negligence or foul play was involved. The incident has raised questions about safety measures at private rental properties on the island. The Ugandan embassy has been notified, and investigations are ongoing.
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