Thousands of sick people from Laos and Vietnam rushed to Cambodia, where a wonderful child with incredible abilities lives. This two-year-old boy became their last hope for healing.
In Cambodia, which certainly cannot boast of its health care system, sick people have a ray of hope - a two-year-old boy Kong Keng, writes Oddity Central.
Every day, hundreds of people crowd around a wooden house where a miracle child lives with his parents in a single room. This motley crowd consists of disabled people in wheelchairs and dying people, taken to a village in Cambodia on a stretcher.
All of them are waiting for the moment when the mother of the little healer will bring bottles of eucalyptus balm or leaves to his hands, and he will transfer part of the healing power by touching them.
Then the woman gives the "magic" liquid and vegetation to those in need and they go home to Vietnam or Laos.
The baby's healing power was accidentally discovered by his relatives.
“A miracle happened to my brother,” says Kong's uncle, Sung Bahn. - He was paralyzed after the accident and neither doctors nor healers could help him. Once Kong asked him what had happened to him, and his brother explained that he could not walk. After that, the boy found some leaves and made tea for him. The paralyzed brother drank tea, got up and walked."
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Naturally, such a wonderful event could not remain a secret for a long time, and soon thousands of people learned about it thanks to newspapers and TV channels in Cambodia.
“When the story of Uncle Kong became public, 20,000 people came to the village in a month, and more than 1,000 of them were already cured of their ailments,” said village head Sou Hen. "I saw people who were dumb and then spoke, and paralyzed people who went home on their own."
True, if the distribution of leaves is carried out free of charge, then a meeting with the boy is a paid service.
"If they (the sick) want to see him in person, we charge $ 2 or $ 3," confirmed the child's father, 25-year-old Bahn Kong.
Perhaps, such an amount will seem scanty to some, but not to residents of a country where the average wage is $ 3 a day. However, there is no end to those wishing to meet the "magic" boy, which brings his father, who previously received $ 1,000 a year, a monthly income of $ 2,500.
“Some people say that we lie for the money, but they believe in its healing power, not me,” concluded Ban Kong.