Irish man dies in restaurant in Cambodia

[geovalin]

The Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed it was providing consular assistance to the man’s family.

THE DEPARTMENT OF Foreign Affairs has confirmed it is providing consular assistance to the family of an Irish man who died yesterday in Cambodia.

It is believed the man died after collapsing in a restaurant in the capital city of Phnom Penh yesterday afternoon.

 

A spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs said: “We are aware of the case and we are providing consular assistance to his family”.

People in the restaurant attempted to revive the man, but he is said to have been pronounced dead at the scene.

Images of the man in the restaurant were captured on a Facebook Live video, and shared by local media.

 

source http://www.thejournal.ie/cambodia-man-ireland-3398397-May2017/

[pattayahenry]

according to this site, he was a smackhead, a year overstay, no passport, no money, homeless, emaciated.
http://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/newsworthy/irishman-donal-eion-creagh-dies-suddenly-172-restaurant-t13573.html

 

[tandor]

12 hours ago, pattayahenry said:

according to this site, he was a smackhead, a year overstay, no passport, no money, homeless, emaciated.
http://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/newsworthy/irishman-donal-eion-creagh-dies-suddenly-172-restaurant-t13573.html

 

...only one thing left to do.

[simoh1490]

What's clear from watching the video is that nobody understood, not even the westerners, the first thing about CPR or methods of resuscitation.

[steven100]

12 hours ago, pattayahenry said:

according to this site, he was a smackhead, a year overstay, no passport, no money, homeless, emaciated.
http://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/newsworthy/irishman-donal-eion-creagh-dies-suddenly-172-restaurant-t13573.html

 

hmmmm ... next