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Why are you only concerned with this one girls welfare, you ignoring the rest that were also badly injured speaks volumes as to they type of person you are.
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You keep harping on about refusal to treat.
Which hospital other than the 10 public ones that could not treat due to (I assume) lack of equipment refused to treat this girl ?
Could have gone direct to Bangkok Hospital Rayong, 15km closer.
not sure why your butthurt on my insurance status, I now many who seek treatment at Bangkok hospital Pattaya and pay out of pocket because they prefer to self insure.
My bad for calling a spade a spade but if time was of the essence why go to a private hospital further away.... not to mention visiting 10 public hospitals before getting there.
Must have been an excruciating 40km ride for the girl to Bangkok Hospital Pattaya...... Bangkok Hospital Rayong was 15km closer........ How urgent was the help she needed ?
Hold on, your previous post said public hospitals do not have the facilities to treat a person with significant burns... are you now saying some do ?
You need to change user name to Mac Flipflopmanus !!.
Every hole is a goal, just need to make sure Lola leaves before morning.... Watching another man take a sht and shave his face is not high on my bucket list.
Its possible (although I don't believe it) the 10 hospitals (are there really that many government hospitals in Chonburi ?) simply do not have a burns unit that could treat a patient with such significant burns.