In Thailand, woman "comes alive" in a coffin just minutes before cremation
The woman who was nearly cremated was taken to hospital. Photo: dailymail
In Thailand, a 65-year-old woman "came alive" in her coffin moments before the cremation was to begin. As reported by Daily Mail, the elderly Chonthirot was officially declared dead on November 23, her body was placed in a white coffin and taken to a temple near Bangkok, where the cremation was to take place.
Temple worker Tammanun said that it was during the transfer of the coffin to the hall for the farewell ceremony that he heard a faint knock and a cry for help. "I pulled back the cloth and saw that she was moving. She was conscious, breathing weakly, and nodding her head, but couldn't speak. I was stunned," he said.
The brother of the "deceased" admitted that he was in shock and nearly fainted upon seeing that his sister was alive.
The woman was urgently taken to Bang Yai Hospital.
The family says that Chonthirot had been bedridden for two years, and no one expected her return to life.
It was later revealed that the woman had a critically low blood sugar level, and the conclusion of cardiac arrest was erroneous. She is now under medical supervision.
As reported by СПЖ, a Buddha statue collapsed in Thailand, resulting in casualties.
Read also
Odessa Diocese: OCU seized the Alexander Nevsky church using a security firm
OCU supporters, backed by a security agency, forcibly seized a UOC church in Odessa, beating parishioners and priests.
Archons: The Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church attacked the privileges of our Patriarchate
The Archons of the Phanar stated that the Russian Orthodox Church is waging a systematic “disinformation war” against Constantinople.
The roof of the shell-damaged Assumption Cathedral of the Lavra has been covered with film
Conservation work on the roof of the Assumption Cathedral at the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra has been completed.
Members of the AUCCRO told the European Commissioner about two Maidan movements
In Brussels, the AUCCRO delegation assured the European Commissioner that the Ukrainian people had definitively chosen the “European path.”
Odesa Eparchy shows how parishioners restored OCU-seized church from ruins
The Odesa Eparchy of the UOC has published archival photographs of the neglected church that believers spent years restoring from ruins.
In Britain, Evangelical Alliance urges Christians to preach among Muslims
British evangelicals urged Christians to stop fearing Islam and begin seeing migrants as a “mission field.”