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Students Hospitalised After Food Poisoning at Koh Samui Scout Camp
Picture from responders. Sixty-two students from Tipparat Wittaya School in Koh Samui were rushed to hospital with symptoms of food poisoning during a Scout camping activity. The incident occurred on the morning of 24 January, following reports of severe abdominal pain and diarrhoea among the participants. At 09:00, the Narenthorn Emergency Medical Centre at Koh Samui Hospital received an alert from the school. Authorities immediately coordinated with the district public health office, local government, and multiple medical facilities, including Koh Samui Hospital, Wattanapat Samui Hospital, Bandon International Hospital, and Bangkok Samui Hospital, to provide urgent assistance. The affected students, who were experiencing vomiting, diarrhoea, and fatigue, were treated on the school’s football field before being transferred to medical facilities. Fifty students were admitted to Koh Samui Hospital, seven to Wattanapat Samui Hospital, and five to Bandon International Hospital. Among the patients, one student was in a critical condition and required intensive care. Eighteen others were classified as moderate cases, needing intravenous fluids and monitoring, while 43 students with milder symptoms were treated with medication and allowed to recover at home. The Scout camp, which involved 409 students, ran from 22 to 24 January. Meals were prepared by hired cooks, with some dishes made by students themselves. A male student hospitalised at Koh Samui Hospital revealed that he had eaten a packed lunch and chicken porridge the previous day. He began experiencing symptoms around 05:00, including severe abdominal pain, diarrhoea, fatigue, and difficulty breathing. Dr. Songyot Chayaninprameth, Deputy Director of Koh Samui Hospital, confirmed that emergency cases were stabilised and investigations were underway to determine the cause of the outbreak. Dr. Nathakorn Dumcha-om, Director of Tipparat Wittaya School, stated that students began showing symptoms the previous evening. Initially, teachers provided basic care as symptoms were mild. However, the situation escalated by the following morning, with more students reporting severe discomfort. Parents were promptly informed through group messaging and individual calls from school staff. Sanan Sida-kaew, a parent, expressed relief after learning her daughter’s condition was stable. Dr. Songyot added that public health officials would conduct a thorough investigation to identify the source of the contamination and prevent further outbreaks. -- 2025-01-25 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 25 January 2025
UPDATE: Russian Charged with Murder for Throwing Son from Speedboat Picture courtesy: AMARIN TV In a shocking case off Thailand's coast, a Russian man, Artem Bugorskiy, faces murder charges after allegedly throwing his 13-year-old son, Lukas, from a speedboat, leading to the boy's tragic death. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1349732-russian-father-throws-son-from-speedboat-near-surin-islands-leading-to-fatality/page/3/#findComment-19537957 -
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Pattaya Prepares for 5,400 US Navy Visitors This January
Deception of the THAI people. The USA will build a military base in Thailand? When the USA military arrives - THAILAND is in danger. The USA is the world's biggest terrorist. -
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Thaksin Reveals PM's Anti-Pollution Plan Initiated from Davos
Send photos and details to the BBC , I’m sure our favorite journalist would have something to say about it. Shame and Blame is the only way to get something done. -
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Thai woman arrested for stealing 120,000 baht from Russian man in Pattaya
I like the idea she used the money for a beach holiday here's me thinking the beach is about 1km from where she was. Silly woman stealing at night much more honourable stealing in daylight -
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Russian Father Throws Son from Speedboat Near Surin Islands, Leading to Fatality
UPDATE: Russian Charged with Murder for Throwing Son from Speedboat Picture courtesy: AMARIN TV In a shocking case off Thailand's coast, a Russian man, Artem Bugorskiy, faces murder charges after allegedly throwing his 13-year-old son, Lukas, from a speedboat, leading to the boy's tragic death. This occurred during their return from the idyllic Surin Islands in Phang Nga province, just four kilometres from Koh Ra-Koh Phra Thong. As the speedboat approached the shore, Lukas was thrown overboard, fatally striking the boat's propeller. Overcome by distress, Mr. Bugorskiy jumped into the sea immediately following the act but was rescued by the crew, who also retrieved the boy's lifeless body. On reaching the mainland at Phang Ng Khura Buri, Mr. Bugorskiy was found unconscious and injured and was swiftly taken to Khura Buri Chaiphat Hospital. Authorities, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Somkid Onchan, subsequently charged him with murder. Nonetheless, the suspect was reportedly incoherent during questioning, unable to recall the incident clearly. Eyewitnesses reported an argument between father and son before the tragedy, with Lukas allegedly pleading to return to his Thai mother following his parents' separation. The pair had been staying at Surin Islands National Park since November amid the familial tensions. This tragic event underscores the devastating effects of unresolved family conflicts. As Mr. Bugorskiy faces these severe charges, the investigation will continue exploring family background and relevant circumstances. This incident leaves a community in mourning and highlights the urgent need for addressing family issues before they escalate to such tragic extremes, reported Thai Newsroom. -- 2025-01-25
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