Modern-day Lazarus: Thai man rises from dead, runs 3km home

[snoop1130]

 

In an almost Biblical tale, a 59 year old Thai man in the Isaan province of Surin came back from the dead. A medical team managed to administer CPR to bring the dead man back to life. Remarkably, the modern-day Lazarus refused further treatment, climbed out of the ambulance and ran more than 3 kilometres back home.

 

A 33 year old rescuer from the Sawang Arom Rescue Foundation, Worrasethtakorn Sakdasakunkunakorn, revealed that his team was assigned to transport the dead body of a 59 year old Thai man, Prueang Enmak, from his home in the Prasat district of Surin to the Prasat Hospital.

 

When the rescue team arrived at the dead man’s home, Prueang’s family members were making an unsuccessful CPR attempt to save his life. Rescuers came to their assistance, performing CPR on Prueang for 20 minutes until he came back to life.

 

However, Prueang was confused when he came around and did not speak to anyone. The rescue team decided to take Prueang to Prasat Hospital for further examination.

 

Rescuers stopped at Ban Thanong School to transfer Prueang to the hospital. Unexpectedly, Prueang woke up, took off the intravenous line on his hand, and fled from the ambulance. Some nurses reportedly suffered minor injuries during Prueang’s escape.

 

The rescue team drove their emergency van after Prueang and asked him to stop but he grabbed a wooden stick as a weapon and told the officers to stay away from him.

 

Prueang continued running for over 3 kilometres until he arrived at his home. Family members managed to calm him down and took him inside the house safely.

 

Prueang’s 57 year old wife, Sombat Enmak, recounted the moments before her husband’s death in an interview with Channel 7. She said that Prueang had drunk two to three bottles of beer and then took a shower. Sombat became suspicious when Prueang spent too long in the shower and decided to check on him, only to find him lying unconscious on the bathroom floor.

 

She discovered that Prueang was not breathing and sought help from Prasat Hospital and the rescue team before the aforementioned incident occurred.

 

Sombat added that a similar incident occurred four to five years ago. Prueang stopped breathing for one night before reviving. Prueang told her about his near-death experience, revealing that he had a chance to enjoy a Thai traditional dance and came back to life after the performance ended.

 

Prueang told the media that he felt exhausted after the long run. He did not know how he could run that far. At that time, his only thoughts were only to go home, not to a hospital.

 

 

By Petch Petpailin

Photo via PPTV HD

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-06-11

 

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[simon43]

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Prueang stopped breathing for one night before reviving.

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What!?

[Gottfrid]

I guess next time will be brain damage check up.

[sammieuk1]

He couldn't afford to die in an ambulance or the taxi home by the look of it 🤔

[loong]

Strange article.

He didn't rise from the dead, he responded to CPR administered by the medical staff.

[0ffshore360]

51 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

He couldn't afford to die in an ambulance or the taxi home by the look of it 🤔

Remembering  they dragged him off the shower floor ?

[Snackbar]

Jesus

[hotchilli]

Trying to emulate Thaksin.

[nobodysfriend]

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

performing CPR on Prueang for 20 minutes until he came back to life.

 

No blood stream to the brain for just a few minutes will cause irreversible damage .

But , may be , his heart never stopped beating , he just fell unconscious , and people took him for dead ?

Most plausible ...

[Korat Kiwi]

He said he felt exhausted after the long run.  3km a long run??? 

 

Maybe if he had a bout of runny bum but otherwise 3km ain't that far. 

[Tarteso]

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

he had a chance to enjoy a Thai traditional dance and came back to life after the performance ended.

No light at the end of the tunnel.. Strange Thai NDE, 🤔

Edited June 12 by Tarteso

[stoner]

40 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:

 

No blood stream to the brain for just a few minutes will cause irreversible damage .

But , may be , his heart never stopped beating , he just fell unconscious , and people took him for dead ?

Most plausible ...

 

that means someone was making out with a passed out drunk.

[ignore it]

Made it home on a dead run.

 

[Purdey]

The messiah has risen. And jogged home.

[brianthainess]

19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

refused further treatment, climbed out of the ambulance and ran more than 3 kilometres back home.

 

19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

dead body of a 59 year old Thai man, Prueang Enmak, from his home

Well he obviously was not dead. Maybe scared of a drug test, made him leg it.

[brianthainess]

Well he has no sandals

 

[john donson]

seems many thais at some point stopped breathing, hence the out of control violence