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"Slaughterhouse" Remark Sparks Legal Action at Khon Kaen Hospital Picture courtesy of Mancha Khiri Hospital via Chakkrapan Natanri KHON KAEN - Mancha Khiri Hospital is taking a firm stand following a heated incident in its intensive care unit. After Anucha Chuenjai labelled the facility a "slaughterhouse" in a rage over his mother's treatment, the hospital lodged a police complaint, accusing him of defamation and causing a public disturbance, hospital director Pornpol Laowithaya announced on Friday. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358166-slaughterhouse-remark-sparks-legal-action-at-khon-kaen-hospital/ -
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"Slaughterhouse" Remark Sparks Legal Action at Khon Kaen Hospital
Picture courtesy of Mancha Khiri Hospital via Chakkrapan Natanri KHON KAEN - Mancha Khiri Hospital is taking a firm stand following a heated incident in its intensive care unit. After Anucha Chuenjai labelled the facility a "slaughterhouse" in a rage over his mother's treatment, the hospital lodged a police complaint, accusing him of defamation and causing a public disturbance, hospital director Pornpol Laowithaya announced on Friday. Violence and abuse towards healthcare workers will not be tolerated, Dr Pornpol emphasised, standing firm on pursuing the case through local authorities. Anucha's frustration erupted on Monday night, as he accused the staff of neglecting his 70-year-old mother Chamroon, who was admitted following a sudden bout of weakness. His fiery comments were captured on social media, sparking a viral debate. Fueled by concern, he was overheard demanding, "Can you come to see her first? Do you want me to make a video clip? She is dying." Despite his distress, doctors verified Mrs Chamroon’s condition as stable and non-urgent amid a bustling ward during the Songkran holiday rush. The situation was exacerbated by the hospital's staffing challenges. Standing by the staff's protocol, the hospital highlighted the importance of proper patient categorisation, especially during peak periods. Anucha’s father, Somyong Chuenjai, apologised to the hospital, acknowledging his son's intense worry. He reassured that while Anucha had since returned to Bangkok, the family would respect legal proceedings and any decisions made. Local police chief, Pol Col Theetacth Pongsuwan, announced plans to interview at least three nurses besides discussing the hospital’s legal intentions. A decision on whether to proceed with or potentially expand charges against Mr Anucha remains on the horizon. The case underscores the ongoing challenge hospitals face in maintaining calm and safety amidst tensions in emergency care settings. Based on a story by Bangkok Post -- 2025-04-19 -
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Autopsy Reveals Ex-Police Chief 'Joe Ferrari' Died by Hanging, Not Torture or Abuse Picture courtesy of Siam Rath The Department of Rights Protection and Liberties has released a statement confirming that the death of former police chief Joe Thitisan was the result of suicide by hanging, with no signs of foul play. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358165-autopsy-reveals-ex-police-chief-joe-ferrari-died-by-hanging-not-torture-or-abuse/
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