The waiter of Mae Bin Hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand told the story before and after the incident: According to the recollection of some hotel waiters; At that time, Teresa Teng lived in a luxury suite upstairs. At about four o'clock in the afternoon, Teresa Teng suddenly fell ill and called for help. At that time, her quick knock on the door alarmed the waiter, who immediately came to the room to check. At that time, Teresa Teng was pale, panting and had difficulty breathing, so everyone immediately transferred Teresa Teng to the hotel coffee shop for first aid. As simple first aid measures didn't help, they immediately arranged to rush to the hospital. On the way to the hospital, Teresa Teng, who had difficulty breathing, cried to his mother several times in pain!

The hospital recalled that when Teresa Teng was taken to the hospital, her face turned blue and her heartbeat and pulse basically stopped, including her pupils dilated. Teresa Teng was finally declared dead at1May 8, 995 17: 30, although doctors in related hospitals in Chiang Mai, Thailand almost exhausted rescue methods such as cardiotonic injection and electric pacing.