Chinese Woman Thanks Pha Taem National Park Officials for Saving Her Life After Husband Pushes Her Off Cliff While Pregnant: Wang Picks Up Treasure After 5 Years

A Chinese woman is thanking Pha Taem National Park officials for saving her life after her husband pushed her off a cliff even though she was pregnant. Wang picks up treasure after 5 years, not forgetting merit

Facebook public relations Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation The photo shows a Chinese woman flirting with Pha Taem National Park tourism dating officer with pleasure Ready to thank you for your help In the case of an accident that fell off a cliff 5 years ago

20 April 2024 Mr. Pichai Watcharwongpaiboon Director of the Management Office of Conservation Area 9 revealed that he received a report from Mr. Pramuan Rattanawan, the head of Pha Taem National Park, that Mrs. Wang Nan, a Chinese tourist today at about 1:00 p.m. that officers had helped with an accident that fell off a cliff in Pha Taem National Park 5 years ago and returned to Pha Taem National Park To thank the officers who provided assistance when Alasdair Mòr fell from a cliff. Near Pha Taem viewpoint on June 9, 2019

On that day, the rescuers at Pha Taem National Park were Mr. Pairot Phiw-on, a regular employee, Mr. Sakulthai Chansuk, a government employee, Mr. Sorawit Mingman, a government employee, and Mr. Sathaporn Phima , employee government. Assisted and transported the injured to further treatment at Khong Chiam Hospital until their condition was safe. Later, a police investigation found that it was her husband who pushed her off the cliff. who is now being prosecuted according to the law

Today, Mrs. Wang Nan has returned to Pha Taem National Park again. and met Pha Taem National Park officials before cheering and applauding them. and he liked the work of the officers and gave gifts to thank the officers who saved her life safely. The return of tourists this time created great joy and happiness for the officials of Pha Taem National Park.

In addition, tourist assistance is an important measure of the National Park Department. Both life-saving equipment and staff training are provided so that visitors to the park are always confident of their safety.

Dating back to the morning of June 9, 2019, Mrs. Wang, a Chinese person from Jiangsu city She was 3 months pregnant and came to watch the sunrise at Pha Taem, Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province , before being pushed off the cliff of Alexander the Great by her husband, Yu Xiaodong, 34 meters high, landing on a tree below. before the body hit the ground he broke his left femur. Both knees were broken, his left arm was broken, and his left collarbone was broken. His pelvis was broken, his right eye was bruised and there were cuts on his face. The unborn child later died from the effects of Wang taking medication during treatment. Meanwhile, Mr. Yo says he left to go to the bathroom. When I returned, I did not find my wife. and he heard the sound of an ambulance So he followed and saw that his wife had fallen.

At first, Mrs. Wang insisted that she had not quarreled with her husband. But I agreed because I was dizzy from pregnancy symptoms. But later, she testified to the police that her husband, Mr. Yu, planned to kill her by pushing her off a cliff because he wanted to pick up the treasure. But I didn’t tell him from the beginning because I was afraid that my husband would hurt me and my unborn child. While standing on the cliff, Mr. Yu gently kissed Mrs. Wang’s cheek, closing her eyes and falling asleep. Before Mr. Yu said, “Go to hell,” and pushed Wang off the cliff. In the past, Mr. Yu tried to be rich. But they ended up in huge debt because they got caught up in gambling. She once asked Mrs. Wang to help pay off a debt of 2 million yuan.

Until 16 June 2019, Pol An arrest warrant was issued from the Ubon Ratchathani Regional Court to arrest Mr. Yu while he was visiting to check on his wife’s condition at Sappasitthiprasong Hospital. In this case, the Court of First Instance sentenced him to life imprisonment and a fine of 5.8 million baht Later, the Court of Appeals reversed the decision to 10 years in prison a sentence of 33 years and 4 months in prison accused of attempted murder