Foreign Doctor on Vacation Rescues Russian Lady from Drowning at Patong Beach

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By Goongnang Suksawat

Patong – A foreign tourist, who is a licensed medical doctor, rescued a Russian tourist from drowning at Patong Beach.

 

Patong lifeguards told the Phuket Express that yesterday (January 11th), at 4:50 P.M. a female Russian tourist was struggling in the seawater. Foreign tourists who saw the incident helped to pull her up to the beach.

 

The female Russian tourist was unconscious and had no pulse. A male foreign tourist and Patong lifeguards provided help and CPR to the Russian woman before her pulse was detected again.

 

Full story: https://thephuketexpress.com/2023/01/12/foreign-doctor-on-vacation-rescues-russian-lady-from-drowning-at-patong-beach/

 

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[nightfox]

The lifeguards in Patong beach are useless, I was there last week and saw them all on their phones instead of looking at the water. They couldn't even save a drowning fish let a lone a person.

[hotchilli]

Lucky lady..

[trainman34014]

Did he have a Work Permit ?

[josephbloggs]

1 minute ago, trainman34014 said:

Did he have a Work Permit ?

There's alway one who makes this incredibly boring and predictable comment on any story like this.

Yawn.

[Deli]

Walrus(sian) saved. WWF happy.

[ozimoron]

Good on him.

[wpcoe]

5 hours ago, trainman34014 said:

Did he have a Work Permit ?

 

5 hours ago, josephbloggs said:

There's alway one who makes this incredibly boring and predictable comment on any story like this.

Yawn.

Back in the day, after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, it was quite a discussion topic when it was decided that foreign rescue workers would need proper work visas.  I assumed that's what @trainman34014 had in mind with his post?

 

PS:  I can hardly believe the tsunami was 18 years ago!