A Chinese man was rescued after being trapped in a deep well for three days near the Thailand-Myanmar border. Reports from Thai media revealed that local villagers had heard eerie screams coming from the nearby forest. However, many assumed the sounds were just ghostly echoes and did not investigate further. When the screams persisted, they informed the police.

The man, identified as 22-year-old Liu Chuanyi, had fallen into a well that was 12 metres deep. According to the Independent, officials traced the sounds to the well and quickly launched a rescue operation.

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After being stranded for three days without food or water, Liu was found in a weakened state with serious injuries, including a fractured wrist and head trauma. He was immediately taken to a hospital for medical treatment.

Liu recounted that he had managed to survive by conserving his energy and shouting for help once every hour. Meanwhile, the villagers, frightened by the mysterious screams, avoided going out after dark, mistakenly believing they were hearing ghosts.

Local police expressed confusion about how Liu ended up in such a remote area. Officials explained that he likely fell while attempting to navigate through the jungle. They are currently working with the Immigration Department to investigate his presence near the border.

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In response to this incident, local authorities are taking precautions to prevent future accidents by sealing the well with a cover, ensuring the safety of the area for residents and visitors.

The story has gained significant attention on Chinese social media, with many users discussing the unusual circumstances surrounding Liu's ordeal.