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Thai village mistakes man’s cries for help as ghostly sounds

Thai village mistakes man’s cries for help as ghostly sounds

  • A Thai village near the Thailand-Myanmar border was left terrified.
  • The villagers heard "ghostly sounds" coming from a nearby forest.
  • The noise source was later discovered to be a Chinese man.
A village near the Thailand-Myanmar border was left terrified after locals heard eerie, "ghostly sounds" coming from a nearby forest for three days.

The source of the noise was later discovered to be a Chinese man trapped in a 12-meter-deep well. Authorities quickly located and rescued him.

The bizarre incident occurred last month, when police and rescue workers scoured the remote forest and found Liu Chuanyi, a 22-year-old Chinese national, who had been trapped without food or water. Liu had sustained a cerebral concussion, a fractured wrist, and bruises. He was rushed to a local hospital following a 30-minute rescue operation.

Liu, who had been trapped for three days, used his energy to cry for help every hour. Thai village, unable to understand his cries, assumed the sounds were supernatural, with some saying, "A Chinese man shouting for help in the middle of nowhere? Of course, the locals can’t understand the language and might think it was a wizard uttering spells,” as one Chinese social media user remarked.

Rescuers revealed that Liu had wandered into the forest and fell into the well while trying to find his way out. Authorities have now sealed the well to prevent future incidents.

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