A woman was born in a infant because the hospital where she was evacuated during the catastrophic earthquake sparked Myanmar and Thailand.
In Friday’s strong earthquake struck 7.7, Kantong Sainmungshin, 36, was born on a walking bed because patients were taken to the lower floor and outside buildings for safety.
The 36-year-old man went to the General Police Hospital in Bangkok for routine tests but eventually entered the money after the land began to shook.
Ms. Sainmungshin’s waters were broken while they were coming down by medical staff in five stairs, and she was worried about the stairs.
Kantong Sainmungshin, who holds his child (through Reuters)
“I told my child not to come out yet. Then he was placed in a hospital place and was surrounded by many medical staff who had just had a child there. It was all shocking for me,” he said.
At that time, the wife of Ms. Sainmungshin was at work and was unable to reach the hospital on time.
Service came when his daughter was finally born. The trembling land had stopped and seeing the baby’s new mother’s happiness had brought her new mother’s happiness.
Thai rescuers arrive at the scene of a construction accident in Chatuchak area after the earthquake in Bangkok, Thailand, on Friday (Lorn Dikikika/Getty Imaj)
Ms. Sainmungshin and her husband have given the nickname to her baby named “Mink”. They have not yet made a decision on his full name, but they have no plans to give them any names related to the earthquake.
The quake was sent to the ground in many areas of Myanmar’s second-largest city on Friday afternoon.
The death toll from the devastating earthquake in Myanmar on Saturday has risen to more than 1,6 The number of injured has risen to 3,408, while the number of missing persons has risen to
Rescue workers are trying to stuck the devastated air condomum in Mandala (AFP) through the getty emigration.
The quake also rocked neighboring Thailand, killing six people and wounding 26 people in three construction sites, including a high-level manufacturer in Bangkok. Authorities say 47 others are still missing.
Rescue efforts are underway as the number of dead and injured is likely to continue to grow and a state of emergency has been declared in both countries.