HMEICHHE PAKHAT CHU -40C A VAWT HNUAH MINI SKIRT FENGA PAWN A CHHUAH VANGIN A TAKSA LANG LAIAH KHAWVAWT SEHNA HLIAMNA TAK A TUAR

By Johnny Kima On Jan 27, 2018

Pics shows: The victim's legs after being frost-bitten; A young woman who tried to outdo Geordie girls' famous resistance to cold weather ended up with frostbite after she went out in a short skirt in minus 40 degrees Celsius. The student, whose name has not been released, went out in the city of Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, in a short skirt as temperatures plummeted to minus 40 degrees Celsius. She wore a pair of tights as some protection against the bitter conditions - but still ended up with frostbite on both thighs. Doctors released a photograph of the woman's legs, showing large patches of her legs mottled purple with the condition, as a warning to others. The woman, who studies law at a university in Astana, had simply gone out for a walk - but ended up being admitted to hospital. A hospital spokesman confirmed that she was being treated by the department of purulent surgery for first and second degree frostbite to both thighs. She had been allowed to go home but would need to return to the hospital to have her dressings changed. Netizen ‘Zhanbolat Mamyshev’ said: "Thank God she's still alive. She's almost a graduate, she should be able to evaluate the risks when she gets dressed in the morning by now." ‘Hizh Gofman’ commented: "Why did she even try to show off her clothes. People should take extra care in such weather", while a more sympathetic ‘Maria Lobacheva’ added: "Oh no, poor thing!" Frostbite is caused when exposure to extreme temperatures causes skin and other tissues to freeze. The hands, feet and face are most commonly affected. People exposed to sub-zero conditions for prolonged periods, such as winter sports enthusiasts, military personnel and the homeless, are at greatest risk.

Kazakhstan, Astana khawpui a hmeichhe zirlai pakhat a hming tarlan loh chu -40C a vawt hnuaiah mini skirt chhing feng chunga khawvawt hnuaiah a chhuah avangin khawvawtin a taksa lang laiah na takin a seh a ni.

He hmeichhe hliam hi a na hle a, a rang thei ang ber a hospital panpui nghal a ni. A mal leh keiza vel chu vuak hrep tuar ang maiin an duk chhuak vek a ni. Hmeichhia hi Astana university a law zirlai a ni bawk. Hmeichhia hian khawvawt hnuah inha lum loin intih harh nan a teihawi a, mahse a tawpah chuan hospital hial a luh phah ta ni.

A hliam hi zai nghal ani a, doctor chuan hlauhthawn awm anih tawh loh thu an sawi a, mahse inenkawl uluk a tul thu an sawi. thenkhat chuan he nula hi an dem hle a engvang inge hetiang khawpa khawvawt hnuai ah mini skirt chauh fenga pawn a chhuah mawl ler lutuk ti te pawhin an comment bawk. Mi tam tak chuan a phu tawk a tuar ani ti te pawhin an comment a, thenkhat chuan a thi lo chu vanneih an tih thu leh an lawmpui thu an sawi ve bawk.

Doctor te chuan khawvawt lutuk avangin vun leh tissue te a khang theih thu an sawi, a tlangpuiin kut , ke leh hmaiah te khawvawt hian a seh duh avangin tunlai khawvawt hnua a pawn kan chhuah dawn chuan inha lum tha turin mipuite an chah a ni.