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Jessica Bang, an Australian-Korean golf prospect, passed away suddenly in Thailand at the age of 18.
On the 14th (Korea time), Australia's ABC reported, "Rising Australian golf star Jessica Bang collapsed from a brain hemorrhage in Thailand and died at the age of 18."
The Women's Professional Golf Association (WPGA) also conveyed the news of Jessica Bang's death.
The WPGA tour stated, "The entire Australian golf community is deeply saddened by the news that young player Jessica Bang has passed away in Thailand."
It further expressed condolences: "In this incredibly difficult time, we convey the thoughts and prayers of the Australian golf community to Jessica Bang's family, friends, and all those who knew and loved her."
According to local reports, Bang suddenly showed symptoms of a brain hemorrhage in Thailand on the 1st and collapsed. She was urgently transferred to Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok for treatment but ultimately did not recover.
Jessica Bang had gained attention as a promising player after winning her first title at the NSW Open regional qualifiers, just her fifth tournament since turning professional in February. In the final round, she recorded 8-under-par 65 strokes to take the lead by five shots.
She also has deep ties with Korea. Born in Korea in 2007, Bang recently acquired Australian citizenship and turned professional last November.
Coincidentally, Jessica Bang was preparing for a tournament in Thailand to participate in the KLPGA International Qualifying Tournament when she tragically passed away.
Another Australian media outlet, 7News, also reported, "Jessica Bang, who was regarded as a player with great promise, suddenly collapsed at the beginning of this month and was hospitalized at a hospital in Bangkok."
It further explained, "Bang, who showed symptoms of a brain hemorrhage, underwent emergency surgery and has been receiving treatment while dependent on life-support equipment. However, she did not recover and passed away with her family by her side."
The report added, "Jessica Bang has relatives in both Sydney and Korea, and her family is deeply shocked by the sudden tragic news."
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