Friends and family of a British woman missing in Thailand are extremely concerned for her safety and well-being and are appealing to the public to help find her.
Pausha ‘Dias’ Plummer was on a short visit to the country and was staying not too far from Bangkok city centre and hasn’t been heard from since January 30.
She was duet to return to the UK on Tuesday, January 27, but is said to have extended her trip to last Saturday (January 31). However she never arrived home and loved ones have been left unable to get in touch and are very worried about her.
The family shared a post on social media asking those close to Pausha to get in touch with the Foreign Office and that the Thai police are aware that she is missing.
The post reads: “Pausha (Dias) Plummer, recently travelled to Thailand on a Solo Trip.
“She was staying in Bangkok, about 30 minutes from the city centre. She has not been heard from since Thursday 29th January 2026.
“She has also not been active on any social media platform since then. We are now highly concerned for her safety and need any help possible in locating her. She was originally due to return to the UK by Tuesday 27th but extended her trip to return on the weekend (31st January) instead.
“However she has not made it home and we are unable to reach her. We have contacted the police and are urging them to file her as a missing person and file a request with Interpol in order to track her movements, but are currently having no luck.
“If you have any information that can be provided to them in order to get this request completed please use the following reference number: CAD 4115/02022026.
“We have also been in touch with the Foreign Office, so if anyone has seen or heard from her in Thailand please do provide them with an update using this case number: 02106886 so that we can get her home safely.
“Please reach out to her family on this post with any suggestions on how we can locate her safely.”
An FCDO Spokesperson said: “We are supporting the family of a woman who is reported as missing in Thailand.”