Padah asyik main permainan video, lelaki mati di depan komputer

Seorang pemain permainan video tegar ditemukan mati di sebuah kafe siber di Samut Prakan, Thailand pada Sabtu.

Kematian mangsa yang dikenali sebagai Natsupon Arunrat, 24, hanya disedari empat jam kemudian apabila dia dilihat terbongkok tidak bergerak di hadapan komputer oleh pemilik kafe siber.

Mayat mangsa ditemukan dalam keadaan berdarah di bahagian mulut akibat gigitan pada lidah.

Menurut ibunya, Natsupon menghidap penyakit jantung dan tekanan darah tinggi yang menyebabkan dia tidak dapat bekerja dan hanya meluangkan masa di kafe siber.

“Permainan video ialah aktiviti hiburan buat Natsupon ketika bosan. Tapi saya tak sangka ia boleh menjadi penyebab kematiannya,” kata ibu mangsa.

Menurut siasatan awal polis, mangsa kerap meluangkan masa di hadapan komputer menyebabkan dia kurang rehat dan akhirnya ditimpa serangan jantung.

Mayat Natsupon dihantar ke Institute of Forensic Medicine untuk bedah siasat.

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