Praise for doctors who removed fish from throat of Myanmar fisherman

[webfact]

Praise for doctors who removed fish from throat of Myanmar fisherman

 

Picture: Sanook

 

Netizens praised the work of a team of ER doctors at Krabi hospital in southern Thailand after a perch (pla mor) was removed from the throat of a fisherman from Myanmar. 

 

The man had caught the fish and placed it in his mouth temporarily but it wriggled loose and the barbs got embedded in the wall of his throat. In a desperate attempt to remove it he only managed to pull off part of the tail - 10 cms were left inside.

 

Doctors used surgical instruments to get the fish out in an operation on Friday that was recorded on the Facebook page of Wanida Paluepech. 

 

Wanida mentioned the proverb "pla mor tai phroh paak" (ปลาหมอตายเพราะปาก) that equates to people that babble or talk excessively harm themselves (careless talk costs lives).

 

It relates to the habit of the fish to go for air at the surface of the water thus endangering itself, notes Thaivisa's cultural affairs attache.  

 

Source: Sanook

 

 

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[bluesofa]

26 minutes ago, webfact said:

It relates to the habit of the fish to go for air at the surface of the water thus endangering itself, notes Thaivisa's cultural affairs attache.  

[sexyman]

Yes, saw that on Thai news on television last night, absolutely amazing, i didn't know what was going on when i watched it on television, but now i know!

[Bender Rodriguez]

not very hygienic

[klauskunkel]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The man had caught the fish and placed it in his mouth

and that's how we fish, Robson

[evadgib]

This was on LL around a month ago.

[malt25]

All sounds a bit fishy to me !

[wotsdermatter]

Why was the team praised when they were just doing their job?  Are people not aware that a doctor does his/her work just the same as anybody doing theirs.  It is rather like applying the word "hero" to just ordinary events that people perform.  My father along with many other young males were underage in the CEF during WWI.  Does that make them "heroes?"  Just curious.

'nuf sed

[CanuckThai]

Fact, or marketing ploy by TAT as another potential HUB