Mate buries unconscious man in sand thinking that will make him come round from electric shock

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Mate buries unconscious man in sand thinking that will make him come round from electric shock

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

A construction worker who found his friend unconscious thought he had suffered an electric shock.

 

So, according to ancient beliefs, he buried his pal up to his neck in sand to enable him to come round.

 

When this didn't work he called the hospital.

 

Medics from Burapha University Hospital tried a more modern method, CPR, but Sakon Chaodorn, 40, from Udon Thani was dead.

 

The incident happened at a building site in Chonburi where workers are extending a department store.

 

Khanom Yotchaiphoom, 56, said his mate had taken Monday off as he had blown his wages on a drinking binge and couldn't face work.

 

He was due back at work yesterday but Khanom saw him staggering then fall down. He believed he had had an electric shock and so he decided to bury him in sand as he believed that would help him recover.

 

But it didn't work so he called the hospital who were unable to help his friend, reported Thai Rath.

 

Saensuk police found no injuries on the body.

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-08-03

[colinneil]

ฺBuried him in sand, then when that didnt work he called the hospital!!!

Where on earth do people like that get their brains from? A LAO KAO BOTTLE probably.

[darksidedog]

And there was me mistakenly thinking that I had seen and heard of every possible act of stupidity that the country had to offer.

Edited August 3, 2017 by darksidedog

[halloween]

Makes me happy that I'm not an employer if these two are examples of the quality of the workforce.

[rkidlad]

17 minutes ago, webfact said:

When this didn't work he called the hospital

But remember, never mock or criticize someone's superstitious beliefs. That way things like this can keep happening. Feelings are more important than others' physical well-being. 

Edited August 3, 2017 by rkidlad

[binjalin]

And this story is just 'accepted'?  More like the Police are burying their heads in the sand.

[George Bowman]

Ancient beliefs for electrical shock? Would love to hear that one.

[halloween]

Just now, missoura said:

Ancient beliefs for electrical shock? Would love to hear that one.

Lightning strikes? In modern times, this belief could have been given credence by those mysterious 3rd wires going into the ground.

[tonray]

11 minutes ago, missoura said:

Ancient beliefs for electrical shock? Would love to hear that one.

I'm afraid to ask what the remedy for drowning is !

[faraday]

11 minutes ago, missoura said:

Ancient beliefs for electrical shock? Would love to hear that one.

Thales of Miletus, a greek philosopher, discovered Static Electricity in 500 b.c.

 

[over it]

One less person on a motorcycle...

[Dobredin Ghusputin]

Too late to think about earthing, here.

[Thechook]

Hope he isn't one these part time rescue workers with his pickup as his ambulance.

[faraday]

5 minutes ago, tonray said:

I'm afraid to ask what the remedy for drowning is !

Tell your captors the truth!

 

[YetAnother]

35 minutes ago, darksidedog said:

And there was me mistakenly thinking that I had seen and heard of every possible act of stupidity that the country had to offer.

imagine if you were surrounded by neighbors like that guy

[tonray]

Just now, faraday said:

Tell your captors the truth!

 

Only in America ...ha ha

[The Deerhunter]

29 minutes ago, halloween said:

Makes me happy that I'm not an employer if these two are examples of the quality of the workforce.

i'm even happier I am not a workmate......................

[sweatalot]

47 minutes ago, colinneil said:

ฺBuried him in sand, then when that didnt work he called the hospital!!!

Where on earth do people like that get their brains from? A LAO KAO BOTTLE probably.

An act of false information. (What do you expect in this society?)

But also an act of love - try to help him.

 

I wouldn't look down on this guy

[tonray]

19 minutes ago, faraday said:

Thales of Miletus, a greek philosopher, discovered Static Electricity in 500 b.c.

 

....when he realized his lost socks were all balled up in his sheets after taking them out of the dryer

[mikebell]

People will come on here and make excuses for the digger (how long did it take, I wonder?)  Education will be chief amongst the excuses.  I think it's down to genetics.

[Get Real]

59 minutes ago, YetAnother said:

imagine if you were surrounded by neighbors like that guy

I am! Isn´t everybody????

[LazySlipper]

 

Probably thought he was grounding him (earthing)...

 

Crazy!

[worgeordie]

"So, according to ancient beliefs", Electricity another thing invented by Thais,1000's

of years ago.

regards worgeordie

[ratcatcher]

1 hour ago, faraday said:

Thales of Miletus, a greek philosopher, discovered Static Electricity in 500 b.c.

 

Indeed he did and he and Michael Faraday would have got along like  a magnet and iron.

[faraday]

3 minutes ago, ratcatcher said:

Indeed he did and he and Michael Faraday would have got along like  a magnet and iron.

Used to work in a Faraday Cage, with Valve Oscilloscopes.

Yes, really.

[leeneeds]

 First aid skills  still non existent 

in the Los, 

 

 

 

 

[harada]

I thought the sacrifice of a chicken and the sprinkling of lotus flowers was the correct treatment for electric shock.

[Lupatria]

Please don't mention the name of the university or tech college where this moron learned about this ancient remedy, or face a defamation suit.

[Winniej]

4 hours ago, YetAnother said:

imagine if you were surrounded by neighbors like that guy

You are . 

Edited August 3, 2017 by Winniej

[oldgent]

who needs a mate like that.poor guy