He went on: “He enjoyed using his phone alone to utilise the Line app to talk with pals. He didn’t play games, but he watched sports on Facebook and TikTok.
“We already discussed the usage of phones while they are charging due to news reports about incidents involving this practice.
However, everyone still does. I never imagined this would occur, or I would have given my brother greater warning.
Regretfully, Deengam was found dead with his phone still in his hand. His Samsung phone rested on his left arm.
“There were no signs of assault or looting,” said Police Captain Jiratchaya Yordkum of the Rat Burana Metropolitan Police Station. We believe he may have been electrocuted by a short circuit.
The dead 27-year-old had connected his gadget into the socket without using the proper adaptor, the police captain noted.
