An unexpected incident occurred when the Molam troupe Rabyupwathasilp was performing, and suddenly an audience member lost consciousness, prompting the female Molam singer Bee Wilawan Rabyupwathasilp who is a former professional nurse, to step in and perform CPR while still wearing her Phet Molam costume.
After Bee Wilawan performed CPR for a while, another man came to assist. The crew then helped remove Bee’s jewelry and hair accessories, and she continued to care for the patient without leaving. When images of the event appeared on social media, netizens highly praised Bee Wilawan.
Meanwhile, the Facebook page of the Alumni Association of Boromarajonani College of Nursing, Udon Thani, posted praise for Bee as an alumna: “We would like to express our admiration for Ms. Wilawan Srichantanet, a graduate of Boromarajonani College of Nursing, Udon Thani, Nursing Science Class 27, or Bee Wilawan Rabyupwathasilp, for performing CPR on a member of the public during the performance on 10 November 2026 at Ban Khok Sa-at, Khok Sa-at Subdistrict, Mueang District, Udon Thani Province. We sincerely applaud her.”
Bee Wilawan shared the clip of the incident and wrote, “No one wants such an incident to happen. I tried my best with all my ability and strength. I hope the brother is safe.” She also expressed gratitude to the Alumni Association of Boromarajonani College of Nursing, Udon Thani.
Additionally, Bee posted a photo of herself with the caption “Molam Nurse” and wrote, “Although today I have changed my career path from a professional nurse to a Molam singer on stage, the one thing that has never changed in my heart is the spirit of being a professional nurse. #CompassionCannotBeForced❤️❤️”
“When I saw the patient lose consciousness right in front of me, I decided to perform CPR without hesitation, even though the jewelry I was wearing was not very convenient. I thank all friends and colleagues who helped facilitate the assistance for our fellow human being this time.”
“At that moment, I didn’t think of anything else—not about anyone seeing it, not about anyone praising me, nor did I expect thanks or reward. The only thing in my heart then was to wish for the patient’s safety, hoping he would have a chance to return to his family, to live again, and be with his loved ones.”
“Finally, I would like to respectfully thank all social media channels, nursing instructors who taught and imparted knowledge and skills, and everyone involved in the incident who helped as much as possible. I wish everyone safety. #BeeWilawan #NurseWhoWantsToBeMolamSinger #Rabyupwathasilp”
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