A woman was found alive after knocking on the rubbish bin before being cremated in Thailand – nationally

A 65-year-old Thai woman, who was believed to be dead, was shocked at the workers’ temple when she began to stir and knock on her coffin after being brought to Thailand for trial.

Wat Rat Prakhong Tham, a Buddhist temple in the province of Nonthaburi on the outskirts of Bangkok, shared a video on the white page showing a white truck after a white truck, moving slowly, leaving the staff stunned.

Pairt Soodthoop, the National Treasury and Finance Manager, told the media on Monday that the deceased woman’s sister-in-law drove her to Phitsanulok province to be cremated.

Soodthoop said they heard a faint knocking coming from the box.

“I was surprised, so I asked them to open the box, and everyone was shocked,” he said. “I saw him slowly open his eyes and knock on the side of the box. He must have been knocking for some time.”

Soodthoop said the woman’s stranger put her in a box and made the 500-kilometer journey to a hospital in Bangkok, where the woman was reportedly willing to donate her organs.

The brother said that his sister had been bedridden for almost two years when her health deteriorated and she was unresponsive. He also said that his sister died and it appeared that she had stopped breathing two days earlier, according to Soodthoop.

The hospital refused to admit the woman without an official death certificate, Soodthoop said.

Soodthoop’s temple offers a cremation service, which is why the man came to them on Sunday. He was denied because of a missing death certificate.

While the Temple Manager was explaining to the brother how to get the death certificate, he heard a knock inside the box. The staff opened the casket and examined the woman before sending her to a nearby hospital.

Soodthoop said the temple would cover the woman’s medical expenses. He remains alive in the hospital.

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Similar situations have occurred in the past, where some people were later found alive after being caught in a coffin or buried in the ground.

Police in North China charged a man with attempted murder in May 2020 after he was accused of burying his mother in an abandoned grave, where she was found arrested.

The man’s wife told the police that her husband had taken her mother to a tire hole on May 2. When she failed to return three days later, the police were notified. The man was taken into custody in Shaanxi County, Shaanxi Province.

Rescuers said that despite the woman’s distress, she wanted help to get help as she was freed, according to a police statement.

– With files from the accompanying media

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