A good Samaritan who voluntarily came to the rescue of a couple of elderly Norwegian tourists who got stuck in deep mud in Krabi was widely praised after his a video clip of his heroic act was posted on the social media.
The Samaritan, Mr Pichit Ubonchinda, a fisherman in Krabi, left his small fishing boat to rush to the rescue of the couple stuck in the mud beside the Krabi river in Tambon Paknam, Muang district of Krabi on Friday.
Pichit initially relieved them of their backpack, a camera attached to the tripod and then tried unsuccessfully to pull the couple, one after another, out of the mud.
Then he threw himself face down on the muddy floor to allow, firstly the female tourist, to climb on his back to free herself from the mud and, later on, for the other to do likewise. When the two tourists managed to walk by themselves to safety, Pichit left the scene without asking for anything in return.
However, Pichit’s heroics were video-recorded by Teerasak Saksritawee who eventually posted the clip in his Facebook page. The clip registered several tens of thousands views and likes.
Krabi governor Pinit Boonlert on Saturday led the tourist couple to see Pichit at his home and awarded him with cash and a bouquet of flowers as a gesture of appreciation for his good deed.
A good Samaritan who voluntarily came to the rescue of a couple of elderly Norwegian tourists who got stuck in deep mud in Krabi was widely praised after his a video clip of his heroic act was posted on the social media.The Samaritan, Mr Pichit Ubonchinda, a fisherman in Krabi, left his small fishing boat to rush to the rescue of the couple stuck in the mud beside the Krabi river in Tambon Paknam, Muang district of Krabi on Friday.Pichit initially relieved them of their backpack, a camera attached to the tripod and then tried unsuccessfully to pull the couple, one after another, out of the mud.Then he threw himself face down on the muddy floor to allow, firstly the female tourist, to climb on his back to free herself from the mud and, later on, for the other to do likewise. When the two tourists managed to walk by themselves to safety, Pichit left the scene without asking for anything in return.However, Pichit’s heroics were video-recorded by Teerasak Saksritawee who eventually posted the clip in his Facebook page. The clip registered several tens of thousands views and likes.Krabi governor Pinit Boonlert on Saturday led the tourist couple to see Pichit at his home and awarded him with cash and a bouquet of flowers as a gesture of appreciation for his good deed.
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