Live Fish Acting as a Foreign Body in the Throat

tisli (Climbing Perch ?) accidentally got into and was lodged inside the throat. It happened that the boy went out fishing, caught several of these live fish which he put into a small earthen pot. To prevent these from jumping out of it, he caught hold of one of them and tried to grind it to death between' his teeth. No sooner he opened his mouth, the fish in his hand escaped, dashed forwards and lodged itself inside the throat with his head downwards, there being no chance of its coming out on account of the spikes piercing the throat wall. The patient arrived at the whospital about 4' hours after the accident, with