Social media influencer, 27, dies after choking on kebab while rushing to eat dinner | The Sun
A MODEL has died after choking on pork kebabs and sticky rice as she rushed to eat dinner.
Thai social media influencer Arisara Karbdecho, 27, was confirmed dead by family and friends on June 6 – months after she fell into a coma when the food became lodged in her throat last March.
Her mum Supicha, 57, said the internet celebrity – better known by her online name Alicebambam – was constantly busy and had been quickly eating when she choked.
Arisara was taken to the hospital, but doctors said they were "nine minutes too late" as her brain had been deprived of too much oxygen.
She was placed on life support until her tragic passing on Monday.
Her friend Sirikanda Chaiburut said her pals and loved ones are "heartbroken".
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She said: "We were shocked when the accident happened but we were all praying she would get better.
"She was so young and beautiful. I'm devastated she has gone forever."
Sirikanda said a wake will be held for Arisara until June 10, and she will be laid to rest on June 11.
The model had a combined following of more than two million people on Facebook and Instagram, where her fans expressed their grief and extended their condolences.
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Arisara's grieving mother Supicha said: "I would like to remind all teenagers to take good care of their health, eat food on time, and get enough rest.
"If I were with her, this kind of tragedy wouldn't have happened.
"And I don't want this kind of thing to happen to anyone or any family again."
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