A NAKED MAN FROM CHINA IS SAVED ON THE ROOFTOP OF A BANGKOK POLICE STATION

A NAKED MAN FROM CHINA IS SAVED ON THE ROOFTOP OF A BANGKOK POLICE STATION

 BANGKOK — On March 28, police officers at Lumpini Police Station, Wireless Road, Lumpini Subdistrict, Pathumwan District, Bangkok, tried to handle a situation involving a 59-year-old naked Chinese man who was considering jumping from a five-story building. Subsequently, authorities discovered that Mr. Fu Yu, 59, was the man who had been walking around on the building's roof and yelling in Chinese. 

As a result, the officers tried to negotiate with the assistance of an interpreter, but their efforts were unsuccessful. After that, the officers had to move quickly to set up an air cushion in case the Chinese man fell.

After more than two hours, Mr. Fu Yu jumped into the water tank. The officers had to crawl in and help bring him out before handing him over to volunteers who would transport him to the police hospital.

According to the investigation, Mr. Fu Yu was arrested on Thursday at 2:00 a.m. by Lumpini police patrol officers. Officers detained him for a drunken rampage from the Boulevard Hotel on Soi Sukhumvit 5 and placed him in a detention cell.

The authorities detained him until 4:00 p.m., when he regained consciousness and was questioned. He used a translation app to communicate with police officers.

When the police asked about his relatives who could pick him up, he walked away and went up to the rooftop naked.

Officials learned that Mr. Fu Yu entered Thailand on March 13, 2024, with his passport still valid. During this time, officials will await the findings of a medical and mental examination. If he is not unusual, he will be charged with doing an obscene behaviour and turned over to Immigration Police for deportation to the country.