Surin: Thai woman driver lies unconscious in her car wreck all night but survives

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Surin: Thai woman driver lies unconscious in her car wreck all night but survives

 

 

Police in Kapcherng district of Surin received a 191 emergency call at 6.30 pm on Monday evening from a woman who said she was severely injured after driving her car off the road. 

 

But soon thereafter the signal went dead, reported Sanook.

 

As nightfall came a police search team scouring the desolate area tried but ultimately had to give up the search. 

 

At 7.30 am a passerby alerted the authorities when they found 32 year old Wannapha five meters from her overturned and destroyed Nissan March. 

 

She had a two inch wide and five inch long gash to her head and was covered in dried blood. 

 

She managed to tell local rescue services that she had made the emergency call to 191 then passed out unconscious. 

 

She awoke in the morning and was able to crawl out of the wreckage of her car and after calling out for some time managed to alert a member of the public as to her plight.

 

Kapcherng Rescue foundation found her dehydrated and confused and gave her first aid at the scene. 

 

She was initially taken to Kapcherng Hospital and then transferred to Prasat Hospital where she was pronounced to be out of danger. 

 

Police are interviewing people in the area to try and find out what happened.

 

Source: Sanook

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2019-01-09

[khwaibah]

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Kapcherng district of Surin

 

There is no such district in Surin Provence. There is a Kap Choeng district and Kap Choeng is home to Surin Immigration.

[chassa70]

24 minutes ago, khwaibah said:

 

There is no such district in Surin Provence. There is a Kap Choeng district and Kap Choeng is home to Surin Immigration.

That's what is says, spelling in English is irrelevant.

[KhunBENQ]

27 minutes ago, chassa70 said:

That's what is says, spelling in English is irrelevant.

Indeed, just the usual spelling chaos.

Happened in Kap Choeng district on some remote road.

 

Edited January 9, 2019 by KhunBENQ

[NanLaew]

OK, now we've sorted out the translation irrelevancy, can we get on with lambasting the Thai lady driver or Thai emergency services or, better still, both?

[edgarfriendly]

no gps on phone??

 

did the police even look??

[marko kok prong]

No helicopter's available surely that could have helped.

[RotBenz8888]

Lucky she survived that one. What kind of car is (or was) that anyway, it looks like one of my kids toys.

[MaksimMislavsky]

1 hour ago, khwaibah said:

in Surin Provence. There is a Kap Choeng

and in Surin Province, there can even be a Kapcherng, as they say

[hotchilli]

20 hours ago, khwaibah said:

 

There is no such district in Surin Provence. There is a Kap Choeng district and Kap Choeng is home to Surin Immigration.

If you want to be "pedantic" about things I think you mean "province" as apposed to provence??

Just saying