A woman who was bitten by a large centipede – takhap in Thai – has warned people about the creatures during the rainy season.

Sanook said that Lamun, 59, nearly died after suffering an allergic reaction to the creature that bit her on the leg while she was clearing undergrowth near her home.

Villagers in Makha in Nong Rawiang sub-district of Muang, Nakorn Ratchasima rushed Lamun to hospital at Suranaree Fort after she started vomiting and suffered severe swelling.

She warned people about being bitten by the creatures in the rainy season.

Thaivisa notes that “takhap” bites are rarely fatal though they can be extremely painful. A person died from a bite a few weeks back but as with creatures such as bees it was probably as a result of an allergic reaction.

Source: Sanook

TRANSLATED FROM THAI.

CAVE DRAWINGS AT KHON YUNG

THAM (CAVE) SING (LION)

Tham Sing Forest Park, located in the Khon Yung area of Kut Chap District within Udon Thani Province, is an important prehistoric civilization attraction in the region.

It can be considered a low-key and smaller scale option for those who want to experience the nature of a place that is not very well known as compared to places like Ban Chiang Archeological Site.

Guided Walk: Nature trail study Tham Sing The route is of historical importance. Since the discovery of paintings that are over a thousand years. Tham Sing was discovered by local hunters who hunt and live in the cave and see paintings resembling lions.

Subsequently, the volunteer group informed the district to cooperate with relevant agencies to investigate. This painting is over 2,300 years old. The paintings convey animal and geometric shapes.

Nature trail study Tham Sing is a distance of 3 kilometers to study the nature of forest National Park. There are various types of forest such as mixed deciduous forest, dipterocarp forest, grassland, and many species of plants such as red dahlia, leeches, turtles, and between nature trails.

Tham Sing Cave has all the colors used in the painting called the color of the painting (Pictograph), such as painting, spray painting consists of two images: Figure is a picture with a shape. What is the image of animals, pictures, hands and images (Non figure) is a picture with a shape. Geometric pattern.

View Point Pha Mana Shiva There is a story that follows, that Shiva was the first to realize that it was a great place to create a huge rock asana. The steep cliff is a viewpoint. If you look to the west, you will see the scenery of Nong Bua Lamphu. And see the top of Phu Kradueng at the sight, and if you look to the east, you will see the view of Kut Chap.

You can look through the fields between the mountains. Beautiful scenery. It is a spot of sunset and overlooking the Huay Luang Dam.

Grandfather’s Court – Grandfather’s eyes are respected by the locals in this area. At the farmer’s season, the villagers will bring the animals up to the mountains and pay homage to the sacred animals to protect them from the danger of animals and villagers.

The cave is a stupendous stone pillar with holes that can pass through. Called the cave stables due to the correspondence with the legendary ‘Usa – Baraka’, a folk legend of the East. Thao Barress has been looking for Mrs. Usa, and has bred horses in this area.

Peacock Cave Discovered by local hunters, hunters have found peacocks nesting on rocky hollows. It is called succession to the peacock. The cave is a large rock hollow. The stalagmite and stalagtite come out and have the shape of a peacock spreading wings.

Communist Weapons Storage:  In the past, communist groups have come to hide their weapons and supplies while escaping. The hiding place and weapons are hollowed into holes in the mouth of the hole.

Also Of Interest: There are also interesting places to visit during the nature trails, such as the Buffalo Dam, Kapun Waterfall, Wang Khanun Waterfall, Wat Phu Phu Lon, Tham Ruedi and Mu waiting for people who want to experience nature 3 km.

Travel Information: Travel from the city of Udon Thani to the cave of Sing, Khon Yung, Kut Upar, Udon Thani distance of 24 kilometers.

Contact: For more information, contact the Forest Protection Volunteers group Phu Phan Noi – Tham Sing 087-213-575.

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UDON THANI: A 33-year-old woman has accused Udon Thani Hospital of stealing her kidney during surgery to remove her womb and ovaries after a misdiagnosis that she had cancer.

Sinawaporn Homklang, a former employee of Prince of Songkla University in that province’s Hat Yai district, outlined her complaint at the provincial hall complaints centre on Friday,

She said that on June 16 she suffered pain in her abdomen. At Hat Yai Hospital she was diagnosed with an intestinal obstruction, with a recommendation she be admitted for hospital treatment.

She decided to return to her native province of Udon Thani for treatment.

The symptoms recurred upon her arrival in Udon Thani and she sought immediate treatment at Udon Thani Hospital. A duty doctor diagnosed her with chocolate cysts (noncancerous, fluid-filled cysts) in her ovaries and intestine, and recommended an injection to dissolve them.

Although her symptoms improved, a senior doctor arrived, diagnosed her with cancer and insisted that she needed surgery. The doctor rejected her request for an examination of a tissue sample before committing to surgery.

Later, she agreed to the operation. Afterwards she was informed that her womb and ovaries were removed and her rectum relocated. Her relatives were not informed of the details during the operation, Ms Sinawaporn said.

Two weeks later the hospital informed her that she did not have cancer. She made a complaint and received 240,000 baht in compensation.

On Nov 9, she returned to Udon Thani Hospital to seek the restoration of her rectum. A doctor there warned her she should not work too hard because she had only one kidney left. She was very surprised and wondered if her kidney was taken for any vested interest.

Ms Sinawaporn said she was the sole breadwinner of her family and now she could neither work hard nor have a baby. Her Singaporean boyfriend, who had planned to marry her next year, was distancing himself from her.

The director of the hospital, Dr Narong Tadadet, said the missing kidney complaint was new and would be investigated.

SOURCE: BANGKOK POST