Drunken Man Nearly Loses Fingers - Pattaya People

 

 

On Tuesday night, the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Team was called for assistance with an accident at a house on Soi Mabyailia 28.  A drunken male construction worker, Mr. Luean Wichaiwong, aged 40, had been playing with firecrackers when one accidently exploded and tore up his left hand. When the rescuers arrived, his left hand and 4 fingers were bloody, with open wounds. The rescuers immediately took Leuan to Banglamung Hopsital for proper treatment. Eye-witnesses stated that Leuan was drunk, and started playing with a firecracker called the “Firecracker ball”. Trying to amuse and tease his friends, the clueless fellow kept lighting a small cracker, the size of a big grape, and tossing it up in the air to explode. But the wick was only 3 cm long, and the mishap occurred when Luean did not toss it in time, and the cracker exploded right in his hand.

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Coconut Husker Loses Four Fingers - Pattaya People

 

 

The Sawang Boriboon Rescue Team was called for assistance with an emergency, at a factory in Nongplalai, when a male worker using a coconut husk removal machine accidently slid his hand into the machine, where it got painfully stuck.

When the rescuers arrived the scene, the people had already stopped the engine, and the man, Mr. Suchart Ratanasuntorn, aged 29 from Nakhonsawan province, had lost 4 fingers to the machine. The rescuers immediately gave first aid and took Suchart to Banglamung Hospital. No one at the factory were sure what had happened, as they only heard his screaming when the accident occurred.

Further investigations will be taken as soon as Suchart is able to make a full statement. His co-workers assume it was truly an accident, as Suchart never drank before work.

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