1 hour ago, thenewgoo said:

So...which doctor pronounced her dead. 

It's spelt Witch

Shades of lszurue. Thank heavens she woke up in time. 70 yo is not old. 

Local news just said she is finally dead... Wow, what a country. 

Do they not have registrar's to certify the death ? 

The family thought she was dead !!!!!!!  Was this after a doctor certified she was dead or did they just presume???? Onlt LOS

3 hours ago, thenewgoo said:

So...which doctor pronounced her dead. 

 

a "medical hub" doctor

We had one of the grandsons pronounce his grandmother dead three times before she actually died. Wishful thinking on his part.

           North-east Thailand: Grannie "comes back to life" as family prepare

 

to cremate her.   A classic example of THINKING                                                                                                                                                                                             

5 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Is this the normal procedure? No contacts to authorities to confirm the cause of death?

When someone dies at home the police and a nurse will go to the house to confirm the death

8 hours ago, webfact said:

She was placed in a cooling coffin attached to a plug and kept like that for three days. Then the plug was disconnected and the body was taken to the temple.

She was transferred to Wat Amphawan for her final journey to the next life. 

Taken to the temple for cremation without a doctor actually certifying death?

How many people burnt alive ?  Thank you Doc.

7 hours ago, kotsak said:

Any lucky numbers we can use for a lottery purchase?

That's what I was thinking, Jeez, give us something here.  ????

5 hours ago, Krataiboy said:

When you've goiter go. . . 

Groan of the Week award goes to.......

Reminds me of the Monty Python comedy.

 

 

'Nodomino mentioned the term 'brain dead'...why not say... Thai Government dead... same same only different... and less corrupt 

By the way how are we going with the bodgy PhD and the 'I wasn't in gaol in Australia'. Or has that moved to the never happened ' Red Bull farce. .

9 hours ago, Borzandy said:

Thailand is really a third world country

Why?

 

8 hours ago, DoctorG said:

I like the sailors' method of a needle through the nose.

I have told my wife that before I am cremated stab me with a needle a few times. If I react I am not ready for toasting yet.

3 hours ago, Tyrant said:

When someone dies at home the police and a nurse will go to the house to confirm the death

Especially for us farangs.

Video of the incident from the Thai news:

 

I am not one to make stupid comments this was a life that never went which is always a good thing.

 

My only concern is in most countries in the world they would probably have picked up on this hours before they were going to burn her to death - makes me curious how many 'nearly dead' people have gone into the fire.

 

Call me cynical but the last part of the video does make the whole thing look like a publicity stunt - but that is probably me being cynical ????

Video update: Family in shock as granny "comes back to life" seconds from cremation

 

 

A video showed people dressed in black wondering how Phinit Sophajorn had appeared dead only to be seen breathing by her husband minutes before her coffin was sealed for cremation. 

 

Her husband was animated explaining in local dialect the moments when he realized his wife was still alive. 

 

Thaivisa are still trying to ascertain the identity of the foreigner in the pictures at the funeral. 

 

We think that he may have a story to tell about his experiences. 

 

More about this extraordinary tale as we hear of it. 

 

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

Thaivisa are still trying to ascertain the identity of the foreigner in the pictures at the funeral. 

Why would that be important? Just let the man live in peace instead.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Thaivisa are still trying to ascertain the identity of the foreigner in the pictures at the funeral.

Why does Thaivisa find that important, it's hardly the focus of the story.

Your time would be better spent trying to ascertain why a doctors certificate was not issued certifying time/death/cause before the body was released for cremation?

U will get me that easy to die.

18 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Is this the normal procedure? No contacts to authorities to confirm the cause of death?

I've never heard of the cooling coffin before, but here in Laos, bodies can lay in state for 7 days or more pending the distance that relatives have to come from, no death certificate, unless you really want one, no doctors present, unless he/she are a family Dr. and have befriended the family, but what is more amazing, is the fact that most Lao people half believe in Buddhism, and half in spiritualism, in both cases the body cannot have an autopsy performed on it, no parts removed (Its a pity really with all the roads deaths that happen in Thailand where there are some real useful parts going to waste), but it does lead to more serious matters for those families who opt for insurance, if they knock you off, there is no way their custom will allow and autopsy, its becoming a problem for new insurance companies here in Laos 

She didn’t  ‘come back to life’. She had never died.

17 hours ago, Cadbury said:

Some Thai politicians could be excused for looking like they are dead.

Softly spoken words like......"I have some money to give to you".......would quickly confirm if they are dead or alive.

Just to add one more.

2 hours ago, Matzzon said:

Why would that be important? Just let the man live in peace instead.

Lets hope the hospital was in his province if he spent more than 24 hrs there.

44 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

Lets hope the hospital was in his province if he spent more than 24 hrs there.

And what has that to do with the story? Are you one of those "Bring up a TM30 hint in every discussion" boys?

Good to see she escaped the Grim Reaper. How is she now? I bet there were a few mourners mourning the no booze up to send her on her way. But then perhaps they celebrated her revival. I hope so.