JUDGEDREDD wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 8:22 pm How do people find a body then realize they haven't found a body, I've never quite understood that.

It is indelicate to report that a body has been found without proof at this stage. The family will be desperate for any information, so please try not to post rumors from facebook unless there is some backup information.

John Bingham wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 8:37 pm There used to be a theme on an almost defunct Cambodian forum "What could go wrong in Koh Rong?" It wasn't just some random joke, that island has had some very ominous events over the years. Lots of unexplained deaths, just don't ever go there. I hope she is found safe, it's easy to get lost in jungle and I hope she is good.

Yes, it's a big island full of bush, so I'm hoping she has fallen and twisted an ankle or something, and that rescuers will find her eventually.

Family and friends are staying positive. Posted 15 minutes ago:

So please be thoughtful about reposting rumors from social media news sites on the forum when there are no links or sources to the information.
News in Cambodia is often hit and miss, but it's a terrible thing to post false information when there is an on-going search for a missing person, who is presumed to be still alive. Stay positive.

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 8:56 pm Family and friends are staying positive. Posted 15 minutes ago:

So please be thoughtful about reposting rumors from social media news sites on the forum when there are no links or sources to the information.
News in Cambodia is often hit and miss, but it's a terrible thing to post false information when there is an on-going search for a missing person, who is presumed to be still alive. Stay positive.

Posted 1 hour ago @ 9pm, 26/10/19
Good luck all.

I hope she is foud safe and sound. My thoughts are with her family.

Years ago on a trek in northern Thailand we lost one. English female similar age to Amelia. She'd managed to get behind the guide at the rear of the group. Wasn't noticed missing till we hit camp that night. Panic stricken guides chased back down the trail with torches.
Luckily C had done the right thing and just sat down as soon as she realised she was lost and started crying. Scary few hours for her and us but all turned out OK.

Stay positive. People do get found

Amelia is still missing.

New member · 25 mins

Edit: This has already been shared in this group many times, I know.
As a travel blogger currently in Cambodia, I was reached out to help share the message.

Really hope she is safe and found soon

British backpacker, 21, vanishes in Cambodia on gap-year amid fears she got lost in dense forest four days ago
A woman travelling by herself in Cambodia has gone missing after attending a beach party in the early hours.
October 27, 20191:26am
A British gap year student has disappeared after wandering off from a 3am beach party on an idyllic island in Cambodia.

Amelia Bambridge, 21, of West Sussex, was travelling alone for the first time in the Far Eastern country and may have got lost while walking through dense forest.

She was last seen at a beach party in Koh Rong, in the south west of the country, at 3am on Wednesday.

She was due to check out of her youth hostel on Friday to leave the island later in the afternoon with a friend.

She has been declared officially missing by local authorities.

Her worried mum, Linda, is taking an emergency flight to the island to join a search party of concerned locals and police.

As she prepared to leave the 52-year-old said: “I have got numbers of people to contact in Cambodia.

“I’m going to Bangkok, getting another flight to the country, then transport from the capital to the coastline.

“From there I will get a ferry, hopefully arriving at 2pm tomorrow afternoon local time.”

Amelia’s handbag, which had her purse, phone and bank cards in it, was found on the beach after a party held on Wednesday night. Her passport is still at the hostel, the Nest Beach Club.

It is understood there are no lights from the beach to the Nest Beach Club, which is 40 minutes away.

The area is also thickly forested.

Her mum is hoping that Amelia got “lost on her way back” and the search party will be able to find her.

Amelia’s sister Georgie, 19, is close to her and said Amelia would message the family whenever she had wifi.

She said: “She is strong minded, really sensible and very organised.

“She spent the last year Googling solo female travelling, looking at pages and blogs and sorting out everything.

“I’m just in shock, she has never done anything like this before.

“I spoke to her Wednesday and she normally messages us every now and then, every time she got wifi.

“I told her to put loads of pictures online to see what she was up to.

“It’s horrendous but we need to be positive and she needs to be found.”

Amelia left the UK last month after completing an apprenticeship.

It is her first time travelling on her own.
https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-u ... 47006f54e3

Map of the area between the party area at Police beach and Amelia Bambridge's accommodation at Nest Beach Club.

Sihanoukville province: On October 27, 2019, Mr. Chamroeun, the Governor of Sihanoukville, and the Secretary General of the Cambodian Coastal Management and Development Committee, General Thong Lim, and other officials are staying informed of the situation, as forces are searching by land and sea for the missing British woman, Amelia Bambridge. Ms Bambridge has been missing since she was last seen at a beach party on Wednesday night, early Thursday morning.

Who are the westerners , are they tourist volunteers or specialists brought in to help !!!!!