Friends and family of a British woman missing in Thailand have expressed they are 'highly concerned' for her safety and wellbeing. Pausha 'Dias' Plummer, who was on a solo trip to the country, has not been in contact since last Thursday, January 30, 2026, sparking an urgent search effort.
Details of the Disappearance
Pausha was staying approximately 30 minutes from Bangkok city centre, but all communication ceased abruptly. According to a Facebook post shared by loved ones, she was originally scheduled to return to the United Kingdom on Tuesday, January 27, but decided to extend her stay until the weekend, with a planned return on Saturday, January 31.
However, she never arrived home, and attempts to reach her have proven unsuccessful. The post highlights that she has also been inactive on all social media platforms since her last known contact, adding to the growing alarm among her circle.
Official Involvement and Appeals
Those close to Pausha have taken proactive steps by contacting authorities. They have been in touch with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in the UK, and The Royal Thai Police have been made aware of the situation. A case number, 02106886, has been issued and shared publicly to facilitate information gathering.
In a statement, an FCDO spokesperson confirmed, 'We are supporting the family of a woman who is reported as missing in Thailand.' Additionally, the family is urging police to file her as a missing person and submit a request with Interpol to track her movements, though they report facing challenges in this process.
How to Help
The Facebook appeal includes specific reference numbers for anyone with information:
- For police updates, use reference: CAD 4115/02022026.
- For the Foreign Office, use case number: 02106886.
The post urges anyone who has seen or heard from Pausha in Thailand to come forward, emphasising the need for any suggestions or details that could aid in locating her safely. Family members are actively monitoring the post for leads and support.
As the search continues, Interpol has been contacted for comment, underscoring the international dimension of this concerning case. The community remains hopeful for a positive resolution and Pausha's safe return home.
