2 hours agoThe known actor risked his life for a celafie ( Photo/Video)
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(9 years ago)Former star of “astEnders”, Paul Nichols is in hospital with serious injuries, following his diving in a Thailand waterfall where he had hurt his foot as he fell on a cliff, with his chips blocked for three days without food. The actor, 38, had been exploring the aquifer “Khun as” on the island of “Koh Samui” [...]
The actor, 38, had been exploring the aquifer “Khun as” on the island of “It's Samui's” when the accident happened.
He was trapped in a pool near a rock for 72 hours, and since then he's admitted: I'm lucky to be alive.
Nicholas, who scored famous as Joe Wicks on the BBC, had explored Thai jungle when he fell from the top of the waterfall being unable to move.
Paul is seen crying from pain before emergency services offer medical assistance.
Actor Paul Nicholas has been trapped for three days after falling out of waterfalls in Thailand's state after he had made a secret.
Paul was exploring the jungle of the island when he fell off a cliff near the waterfall with which he had hurt his leg.
He had not been found for 72 hours when a local resident had called the police to help him.
Emergency services have had to reach the site in two hours.
He's now helping to get carried to the hospital to treat his leg after he broke it.
Waterfall “When Paul fell from it while he was doing ésselfie.
He said the experience he had experienced was near death at the Thai State Hospital, in other words he said: I'm lucky to be alive.
The area where the incident took place at the falls “Khun As” in Thailand.
Paul had become famous by playing Joe Wick's schizophrenic character on the “EastEnders” program.
The video is coming out of Mr. Nicholas screaming from his pain before emergency services intervene even though it took two hours to reach the International Hospital in Koh Samui because of his remote location.
Emergency teams found the actor Monday after a three-day search of the desert, reports “Daily Mail”, the Periscope broadcast.
He was discovered only after a local villager sounded the alarm by looking at the abandoned actor's motorcycle.
When found, he was half conscious and suffered from hypothermia as well as a tropical infection from his untreated wounds. He also broke his leg.
But his crash continued when he was forced to transfer almost immediately to a clinic, as doctors on the island demanded 13,000 pounds per night to treat him./Periscopi/
