
The tragedy occurred during a flood in Saraburi province
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In Thailand, heavy rains caused flooding in the Saraburi province.
In Thailand, a boy was sucked into a storm drain after flooding in Saraburi province. The Thaiger reports this.
On September 29, 11-year-old Nattanon and his friend were returning from school on bicycles. They reached a road that was flooded due to heavy rains and decided to cross it with their bikes on their shoulders. Halfway through the journey, Nattanon's bicycle fell. He bent down to pick it up and instantly disappeared under the water in front of his friend.
Rescuers arrived at the scene and began searching for the child. As a result, Nattanon was found only four hours later, deep in the reservoir. He was pulled about 200 meters into the pipe. It was no longer possible to help the child. It is noted that the hatch into the pipe was not closed with a lid.
The tragic incident caused a wide public outcry. People were outraged that the pipe was open, and there were no warning signs nearby. The police are investigating the incident.
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