Thai Princess next in line to throne being kept 'artificially alive' after sudden 'heart attack'

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A Thai princess next in line to the throne has reportedly suffered a heart attack while out on running and is 'unlikely to recover'.

Princess Bajrakitiyabha of Thailand had been out with her dogs when she apparently collapsed in the Khao Yai national park in north east of Bangkok, the Mirror reports.

King Vajiralongkorn is believed to have flown out via helicopter to be with his daughter who is thought to be being kept 'artificially alive' on an oxygen machine after medics allegedly failed to resuscitate her.

Journalist Andrew MacGregor Marshall reported that according to sources, CPR was carried out on Princess BajrakItiyabha “for more than an hour” but she unfortunately could not be saved.Mr MacGregor Marshall tweeted: “Some sources are saying that despite CPR being carried out for more than an hour, there was no response and she has been put on an ECMO machine, which basically means she is dead but being artificially kept alive.” It's believed the princess was first taken to Pak Chong Nana Hospital where CPR failed and the King also arrived by helicopter to see his daughter.She was then taken to Bangkok hospital for the ECMO treatment with witnesses claiming to have seen a hospital helicopter with two military choppers on either side of it.