Hospital in Shock Over 'Ghost Patient'... The True Identity of the 16-Year-Old Thai Girl Who Startled Medical Staff and Rescue Workers
Rushed to Hospital in Full Black Body Paint
Rescue Team: "We Thought She Was a Ghost"
A surprising story has emerged from a high school in Thailand, where rescue workers sent to save a female student who collapsed with abdominal pain were shocked by an unexpected sight. The student was entirely covered in black body paint, dressed up like a ghost for a school event.
A Thai female student covered in black body paint like a ghost was taken to the hospital as is. The Tiger
View original imageAccording to local media outlets Pattaya Mail and The Tiger, the incident occurred at around 11:30 a.m. on July 24, 2026, at Kut Chum Wittayakhom High School in Yasothon Province, Thailand. At the time, the school was hosting the 'National Thai Language Day' event, and the student had dressed up as 'Pee Ka,' a ghost from Thai folklore, in preparation for a performance.
The problem arose when the student suddenly complained of severe abdominal pain. The school immediately called for emergency help, and members of the Hook 31 Rescue Foundation promptly arrived at the scene.
However, upon their arrival, the rescue workers were taken aback by the unexpected sight. The student’s entire body and face were painted black, with special effects makeup even on her eyes, making her look remarkably like a real ghost.
Nut Nattawat, one of the rescue workers dispatched to the scene, recalled on his Facebook page, "I was really shocked when I first saw the patient" and "I thought I was taking a ghost to the hospital."
Transferred to Nearby Hospital... Medical Staff and Visitors Left Stirred
Despite their surprise, the rescue workers quickly checked the student’s condition and took action. After receiving basic first aid at the scene, the student was safely transported to the nearby Kut Chum Hospital.
The extraordinary scene continued upon arrival at the hospital. When the ghostly-looking patient was wheeled in, both medical staff and visitors were momentarily startled.
"Even a Ghost Can Get Sick"... Explosive Reaction on Social Media
The story, accompanied by photos taken by the rescue workers, quickly spread on social media. Local netizens reacted in various ways, saying, "Even ghosts can get sick," "Anyone would be shocked at first glance," and "The calm response of the rescue team was impressive."
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Recently, the rescue team also released an additional video showing the student after her treatment. In the video, the student is seen smiling brightly inside the hospital while holding a bag of medicine, accompanied by the caption, "I'm safe. I'm going home with my medicine."
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