Thai boy survives after his NECK becomes impaled on a spike while climbing over a gate

 

Image: Thairath

 

CHACHOENGSAO: A Thai schoolboy is lucky to be alive after his neck became impaled on a spike.

 

The incident happened when Tharathep Wanacharoenlap, 11, was climbing over a three metre high gate as he went to visit a friend in Chachoengsao.

 

The gate was wet due to recent rain and as he climbed he slipped, resulting in an 8 inch rusty spike plunging into the side of his neck.

 

Miraculously, the the spike missed vital arteries but poor Tharathep was left impaled for more than 10 minutes before a passer by raised the alarm.

 

When rescue workers arrived they the cut Tharathep from the gate and rushed him to hospital with the spike still sticking out of his neck.

 

Tharathep spent the night in hospital but is expected to make a full recovery.

 

 

 

Source: Thairath

 

 

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2016-11-26

lucky..................oh  gawd  I shouldnt say that, it  will raise his parents  "lucky amulet  thank  buddha "view

What a nightmare for this little boy Glad he is going to be OK

 

I have always had dreams about being impaled on something like that WOW 

 

Lucky he did not bleed out 

 

Good luck 

Let's hope they dont forget the tetanus shot... ?

And that's why these spikes and cementing broken bottles on top of your walls are banned in the U.K. Section164 Highways Act 1980. Little boys and burglars need some protection. But TIT.

Edited November 26, 20169 yr by Classic Ray

Perhaps this experience would teach him to stop monkeying around...

Sometimes it takes a tragedy to learn a lesson.

 

Next time he will enter through the gate...

1 hour ago, Classic Ray said:

And that's why these spikes and cementing broken bottles on top of your walls are banned in the U.K. Section164 Highways Act 1980. Little boys and burglars need some protection. But TIT.

Excuse me, But While I Sympathise with the young Man, and I wish him a speedy recovery.....In your Quote......why do Burglars need protection..........screw them for trying to steal what I work hard to get..... 

 

2 hours ago, Classic Ray said:

And that's why these spikes and cementing broken bottles on top of your walls are banned in the U.K. Section164 Highways Act 1980. Little boys and burglars need some protection. But TIT.

 

And AhFarangJa replied:

 

"Excuse me, But While I Sympathise with the young Man, and I wish him a speedy recovery.....In your Quote......why do Burglars need protection..........screw them for trying to steal what I work hard to get". 

 Like th

• I agree that it is hard to feel much sympathy for burglars when they get hurt  doing a job, but  surely you do not support the farmer who recently electrocuted three young men who were trying to steal the fruit off his trees?  As far as I know, the death penalty does not apply to theft and certainly not before a fair trial.

 

 

Edited November 26, 20169 yr by Retiredandhappyhere
The last sentence was omitted in error

I hope his NECK heals quickly. Er.... sorry for the LOUD voice.   

6 hours ago, kannot said:

lucky..................oh  gawd  I shouldnt say that, it  will raise his parents  "lucky amulet  thank  buddha "view

They can have the metal spike melted down and converted into an amulet...

Thankfully he survived this terrible accident at 11 years old.

 

Now he will be able to die a natural death in Thailand at 14 of either getting killed by a drunk hit and run driver, murdered in a silly argument by a classmate or drowning in a klong.

12 hours ago, Retiredandhappyhere said:

12 hours ago, Retiredandhappyhere said:

 

 

And AhFarangJa replied:

 

"Excuse me, But While I Sympathise with the young Man, and I wish him a speedy recovery.....In your Quote......why do Burglars need protection..........screw them for trying to steal what I work hard to get". 

 Like th

• I agree that it is hard to feel much sympathy for burglars when they get hurt  doing a job, but  surely you do not support the farmer who recently electrocuted three young men who were trying to steal the fruit off his trees?  As far as I know, the death penalty does not apply to theft and certainly not before a fair trial.

 

 

 

And AhFarangJa replied:

 

"Excuse me, But While I Sympathise with the young Man, and I wish him a speedy recovery.....In your Quote......why do Burglars need protection..........screw them for trying to steal what I work hard to get". 

 Like th

• I agree that it is hard to feel much sympathy for burglars when they get hurt  doing a job, but  surely you do not support the farmer who recently electrocuted three young men who were trying to steal the fruit off his trees?  As far as I know, the death penalty does not apply to theft and certainly not before a fair trial.

 

 

 

Please, if you want to compare do so with apples and apples, not bananas and oranges.  The last part of your statement is asking another poster if he condones murder or at the very least manslaughter.  I'd doubt that very much and what he asked is quite legitimate, why do burglars need protection?  and if they are foolish enough, then as he says, screw them.  The onus is on the thief to look after himself, however, given how the nanny states are developing in the west, everyone has a duty of care for the crook and there is little, if any, sympathy for their victims. 

Edited November 27, 20169 yr by Si Thea01

19 hours ago, kannot said:

lucky..................oh  gawd  I shouldnt say that, it  will raise his parents  "lucky amulet  thank  buddha "view

WOW" HE IS SO LUCKY.....

darwin award ...

 

ringing the door ?

 

or the fence is there for a reason ?

Bit of a pain in the neck!!!

 

...there appears to be a large gap in the fence/wall to the left of the gate...hmmm.

Looks painful. Poor kid. 

14 minutes ago, tandor said:

...there appears to be a large gap in the fence/wall to the left of the gate...hmmm.

 

Pedestrian gate, possibly locked at the time.

14 hours ago, bangon04 said:

They can have the metal spike melted down and converted into an amulet...

 

Or they can replace it from where it was taken.

Wow that boy was lucky he didn't get killed. I always make sure we have keys with us I have no desire to climb over our gate. I want keep the family jewels intact.

20 hours ago, Classic Ray said:

And that's why these spikes and cementing broken bottles on top of your walls are banned in the U.K. Section164 Highways Act 1980. Little boys and burglars need some protection. But TIT.

err... no.

spikes and broken glass clearly indicate the owner of the grounds doesn't want people to climb there.

Anyone ignoring the dangers should do so at his own risk.

The UK clearly overprotects trespassers.

22 hours ago, Mook23 said:

Let's hope they dont forget the tetanus shot... ?

An anti-tetanus shot would be more useful.

On 26/11/2559 at 2:50 PM, kannot said:

lucky..................oh  gawd  I shouldnt say that, it  will raise his parents  "lucky amulet  thank  buddha "view

i know the family. they r christians

1 hour ago, Moonmoon said:

i know the family. they r christians

It'll be a miracle then. 

Sometimes it takes a tragedy to learn a lesson.
 
Next time he will enter through the gate...

Tragedy is forgetting what being a young boy is all about and the lessons that period of life teaches some of us, at least those of us who do remember.


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