The masseuse who led the sessions was shocked by the news and insisted that she was not responsible for the singer’s death. An autopsy showed that the girl died of sepsis.
Popular pop singer Ping Chayada, 20, died on December 8 after a series of massages. He wanted to get rid of the pain in his neck and shoulders, but two weeks after his last session, he felt severe pain and numbness. He was hospitalized and died two weeks later in the hospital, The Economic Times reported.
Ping Chayada posted an X-ray of her neck on Nov. 5 before she was hospitalized and described her worsening condition in a Facebook note to her 22,000 followers.
“The first time I had a massage, the symptoms were normal. I went to the second one; the same therapist, this time in the same room, bent my neck. Two weeks later, I started to have very severe pain. So much so that I could not lie down either on my back or face down. I have been learning massage since my childhood and I love it.” I love it, I thought this was another side effect of the massage, so much pain in the body. I went again but this new person put a lot of pressure on me, I had bruises and swelling that did not go away for a week. “I took medication to relieve it, after the third massage session I started feeling electric shock in my fingertips. I want to leave this as a lesson to those who really love massage. I’m in a lot of pain right now, but I’m just waiting for the right moment,” he wrote.
The next day, November 6, the singer was hospitalized, and on November 18, he was transferred to the intensive care unit, where he died two weeks later.
According to The Independent, a Thai masseuse named Aoi, who performed the sessions, told her side of the story.
“I was very surprised when I heard that I was that masseuse. I have been a massage therapist for many years and I have never encountered such a situation before,” Aoi said.
He ensured that his salon had the necessary licensing and that all therapists had completed 150 hours of training and had documentation verifying their qualifications. Ms. Aoi stated that she wants “justice” and is ready to fight for the truth.
Dr., the medical officer of Udon Thani town, where Ping Chayada lived and died. Somchaikhot Piyawatwela said that the autopsy determined that the singer died of sepsis, fungal infection and spinal cord edema. The autopsy showed that the singer died of sepsis. , fungal infection and spinal cord edema.
Thai Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin also said that according to the analysis and autopsy results, Chayada’s death was not related to massages.
“We must ensure justice for all parties involved,” the minister said.
Despite this, the deceased’s mother continued to blame massage therapists for her daughter’s death but refused to perform a second autopsy, journalists reported.
Let us remind you that on December 11, the media reported the death of 37-year-old famous Spanish actor Jose de la Torre. He became famous for his roles in Netflix series. It turned out that he had been seriously ill for a long time.
Also on December 6, the media wrote that Japan’s most beautiful woman was found dead. Actress Miho Nakayama was found in the bathroom. It is thought that he may have died as a result of a sudden attack or accident.
Source: Focus
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