Man attempts suicide in polygon in Thailand

Name: Man attempts suicide in polygon in Thailand
Uploaded: 2022-10-05
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Description: A 65-year-old man attempted suicide in a polygon in Thailand. Fortunately, two polygon staff averted the incident by jumping on the man at the last moment. The polygon staff said that they kept an eye on the old man as he entered the polygon with sha

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A 65-year-old man attempted suicide in a polygon in Thailand. Fortunately, two polygon staff averted the incident by jumping on the man at the last moment. The polygon staff said that they kept an eye on the old man as he entered the polygon with shaking hands and took only 4 bullets.

It has been further revealed that the man’s son knew that his father would attempt suicide because of the financial problems that he has been struggling with since Covid-19 broke out. It was seen in the security footage that the 65-year-old man came to the polygon on a motorbike with his son and the two gave each other a firm hug before getting separated.

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