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Miraculous plunge: Singaporean man survives fifth-floor fall from Krabi hotel


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A Singaporean man on Saturday survived a terrifying life-threatening fall from the fifth floor of the Krabi Seabass Hotel. Krabi Pitak Pracha rescuers were called to the hotel on Takuapa Road in the southern province of Krabi to help the 37 year old Singaporean man called Brian.

 

Remarkably, Brian emerged from the fall with only minor injuries, a testament to his fortunate fate. Despite the substantial height of the fall, he sustained nothing more than a few scratches and bruises, retaining full consciousness throughout the ordeal. Following the rescue, he was prudently transported to Krabi Hospital for comprehensive medical evaluation.

 

Police arrived at the scene to begin an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Brian’s dramatic fall. Officers questioned those on-site to piece together the sequence of events. A close friend of Brian’s, 43 year old Ho Si Ping revealed that Brian had been grappling with mental health concerns, having recently sought medical attention at Krabi Hospital to address his condition.


Surprisingly, it appears that Brian’s injuries were mitigated by a stroke of luck, as he reportedly landed on a clear plastic roof prior to hitting the ground.

 

by Petch Petpailin

Photo via ThaiRath.

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/news/national/miraculous-plunge-singaporean-man-survives-fifth-floor-fall-from-krabi-hotel

 

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And there it is in the concluding sentence - his fall was broken by a plastic (compliant) roof. My immediate conclusion otherwise the building was suffering the result of relaxed building codes whereby an official was unable to count the number of floors or the ceiling height of each floor was around one metre high

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Something's dodgy singaporeans are used to living in high rises surely they know what to do on the fourth floor

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23 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

And yet we still get the moronic comments about someone who might have tried to commit suicide. Pathetic, but hardly unusual on this site.

I think he just committed suicide from watching all these ridiculous pornographic adverts on this site

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3 hours ago, CelticBhoy said:

The life of Brian seems to be full of ups and downs.

Sure he'll be looking on the bright side of life now . . . . ????

That brings back memories.

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1 hour ago, blazes said:

What have the Singaporeans ever done for us?....

Built one of the best airports in the world.

 

Showed us that caning is not a sport.

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1 hour ago, VinnieK said:

Did Brian explain if his fall was accidental or a suicide attempt?

Oh, he would only need to do that if the fall had led to his death.

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1 hour ago, Gandtee said:

Bwian was werry lucky. He is a bit of a  Biggus Dickus, but werry fortunate to wand on a pwastic woof.????

Very funny . 

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4 hours ago, CelticBhoy said:

The life of Brian seems to be full of ups and downs.

Sure he'll be looking on the bright side of life now . . . . ????

Might even buy a lottery ticket !!

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As said before, Thailand has many of those accidents with FOREIGNERS.

So could it be the balustrades are to low? Made, set on Thai height measurements, rules, not on taller foreigners? Or just low as to save money in material and no rules at all?

I ve been in hotels and see them as low to me.

Just checked and here in the west, it differs a bit, but at least 1 meter (demand) high, measured from floor, on lower floors. And then 1.2 meter on higher (from 13m)floors. So set on a persons average height of 1.8 meter?

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It is "tourists falling from sky" season already again? Usually more popular in Pattaya and, to a lesser extend, in Bangkok. I stand corrected!  

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3 hours ago, arick said:

Something's dodgy singaporeans are used to living in high rises surely they know what to do on the fourth floor

My Singapore friend loved Ketamine so much they deported him from Thailand 

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4 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

And yet we still get the moronic comments about someone who might have tried to commit suicide. Pathetic, but hardly unusual on this site.

It's called dark humour. You were obviously never in the armed forces.

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52 minutes ago, jesimps said:

It's called dark humour. You were obviously never in the armed forces.

You mean the job where people kill total strangers? No. Do we need what you term 'dark humour', making jokes about someone who, apparently, tried to kill themselves because of illness? To make jokes about it? It seems that you do. People are strange.

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5 hours ago, FarangJon said:

Thailand must have a strong magnetic field, I still heard and read somewhere that as many people fall from the balcony as in Thailand.

Russia are currently trying to jump Thailand into first place presently ...although it would seem most in Russia have a bit o help

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5 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Adverts are generated individually to a persons browsing behaviour .

  I get adverts about D.I.Y tools and Condo rentals on Ko Samui

On Asean Now I often get weird ads in French, even though I'm in Thailand, not French, and never ever browse French websites. And on YouTube, I, most of the time, get ads in Thai for products that have absolutely nothing to do with what I watch there, or with my browsing history, or my searches on Google. Strange is that, while almost all ads are in Thai, I also, occasionally, get ads to study Thai! - Obviously, I would never buy stocks in Google, as, despite all the tracking they do on me, they have absolutely no idea who I am... What a joke this company must be!

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6 hours ago, FarangJon said:

Thailand must have a strong magnetic field, I still heard and read somewhere that as many people fall from the balcony as in Thailand.

Perhaps he had been dining out on the balcony with Vlad and made the mistake of calling it a war. 

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