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71-Year-Old Woman Dies After Rescue Boat Capsizes in Chiang Saen Area

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In a tragic incident, a 71-year-old woman has passed away after a rescue boat capsized in the Chiang Saen railway area. Despite the best efforts of medical personnel, she was pronounced dead shortly after being taken to the hospital.

 

The incident occurred on October 6, in Chiang Mai Province. The rescue boat, which was evacuating three patients, capsized near Ban Kanok Town 1, along the Chiang Saen railway in Nong Phueng Subdistrict, Saraphi District.

 

 


Doctors from Theppanya Hospital issued a statement confirming that extensive CPR and first aid were administered at the scene and continued during the transfer to the hospital. However, the woman had fluid in her lungs and had stopped breathing for an extended period. Despite all efforts to save her, she passed away at 5:36 PM on the same day.

 

Authorities in Chiang Mai have expressed their condolences for the loss of the victim, identified as Mrs. Nupin Thayos, aged 71, who tragically died during the evacuation in Nong Phueng, Saraphi District.

 

Picture and video from responders.

 

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7 minutes ago, Georgealbert said:

The rescue boat, which was evacuating three patients, capsized

 

Why?

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Did they give the lady a life vest when they got her in the Boat or don't they carry spare ones for passengers ??

2 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

High waves 

Sucked in under by current into tree branches, undergrowth, debris. See.video beginning

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3 hours ago, watchcat said:

 

Why?

It appears the small rescue vessel is caught in a river vortex, possibly from a subsurface drain or similar. 
 

This will suck the boat in and under. 
Maybe the boat was unpowered and could not be navigated in the swift waters. 
 

The video shows a Rescue Jetski type craft in rapidly moving water, and needing good skill to maintain position in the current. 
 

This is a sad event, with CM now about 50% impacted by flood waters, with shortages of food and water becoming a real concern. 

  

8 hours ago, watchcat said:

 

Why?

Sh#t happens sometimes.

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