Doctor Discovers Indonesian Black Magic Stone During Surgery

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A doctor from Hat Yai posted on Facebook about a shocking discovery during surgery: a large, stone-like object inside a patient who had suffered chronic pain for three years.

The surgical team faced a challenging procedure to remove the object, described as a 'stone,' from the patient's abdominal cavity. The process involved clearing adhesions and creating space to extract the foreign body.

Upon removal, the object was found to contain a mud-like substance with a strong foul odor, acrylic spheres, and colored beads. The patient later admitted to undergoing an Indonesian black magic ritual involving the insertion of enchanted items.

Dr. Sunthorn, who performed the surgery, reflected on the case as a confrontation between sorcery and medical science, emphasizing the unusual nature of the discovery and the patient's past involvement in rituals.

A video shows a police officer drawing a firearm and ordering occupants of a car to exit. The driver, who had outstanding warrants for fraud and drug offenses, was apprehended after a brief pursuit.

In China, a bus driver experienced a heart attack and managed to brake his vehicle before it crashed, saving his 12 passengers. He tragically passed away shortly after.

The Thai Parliament passed the first reading of the 2570 (2027) budget expenditure bill with 288 votes in favor and 119 against. A committee of 72 members was formed.

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