Crematorium Explodes During Funeral of Pregnant Tomboy

An explosion and fire occurred in a crematorium during the cremation of a pregnant woman.

The fire was severe, with flames extending outside the crematorium structure.

The deceased was a 38-year-old woman, seven months pregnant. The infant was removed before cremation.

Two fire trucks responded, and it took 30 minutes to extinguish the blaze.

The crematorium operator explained the separate cremation of mother and child and the loud noises preceding the fire.

A theory suggests the body's fat melted onto the tray, igniting fuel and causing the fire.

Some attribute the incident to the 'haunting' of the deceased, a pregnant woman.

The hospital had to remove the fetus before the temple would agree to cremate the mother.

The operator recounts the sequence of noises and fire outbreaks during the cremation process.

Relatives reveal the deceased was a tomboy who was unexpectedly pregnant.

The cause of the tomboy's death is unknown, with speculation about potential assault.

The crematorium operator favors a scientific explanation, while others lean towards supernatural causes.

A scent was reportedly detected, interpreted by some as the deceased's spirit visiting.

The assistant abbot estimates the damage to the crematorium at hundreds of thousands of baht and announces a temporary closure for repairs.

The crematorium will be closed for at least one week for repairs.

A separate incident involves an elderly woman falling at a temple, with some attributing it to a supernatural cause.

CCTV footage shows the woman falling, with no one visibly pushing her.

The 72-year-old woman fell face-first after performing merit-making rituals.

The incident occurred on the morning of June 14th at a temple in Huai Rat District, Buriram Province.

The elderly woman believes she was pushed by her grandson's spirit.

The woman sustained bruises, particularly around her left eye, from the fall.

The woman had just completed a merit-making ritual, including offering merit to ancestors and deceased relatives.

She specifically called out her grandson's name, who died over 30 years ago.

The grandson was a university student who was shot and killed 30 years prior.

The woman admits she had not offered merit to her grandson for over 30 years.

Immediately after the merit-making, she felt pushed and fell.

The woman explains the local custom of calling out names during merit-making.

She described feeling a push from behind as she walked.

The woman expressed regret, wishing she hadn't called her grandson's name.

She believes her grandson's spirit might be angry for being neglected.

During her hospital stay, the woman felt her grandson's presence.

She claims her grandson's spirit told her to buy lottery numbers 960.

The woman intends to continue offering merit to her grandson.

The reporter suggests the grandson might be happy to be remembered, rather than angry.

The specific lottery numbers are difficult to find, with only permutations available.

A message is conveyed to the grandson's spirit, asking him not to play pranks.

The severity of the fall is noted, with a possibility of tripping on a floor irregularity.