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Man goes berserk after 5-day lockdown

By The Nation

 

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A Surat Thani man quarantined for five days on the order of his village headman went berserk yesterday and had to be detained by police.

 

Wiang Sa Police Station was notified that a 32-year-old was unable to control himself and was screaming continuously inside his house.

 

Police told his mother to distract her son by talking to him while they snuck into the house via the backdoor. Once inside, they apprehended the man and took him to the police station. It took about an hour before he could calm himself.

 

The man’s mother said he had just arrived back from Bangkok and she had locked him inside the house following the quarantine order. After the fifth day of confinement, he started to show signs of stress and loss of control.

 

She explained that her son had mental issues and might not have been taking his medication while living in Bangkok. He was later sent to a hospital to be checked by medical experts.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30385335

 

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56 minutes ago, webfact said:

After the fifth day of confinement, he started to show signs of stress and loss of control.

 

She explained that her son had mental issues and might not have been taking his medication while living in Bangkok

poor guy, obviously withdrawal symptoms 

 

i'm sure 80% of expats living here would suffer the same problem

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It is a difficult job for any law enforcement during this situation when they have to calm or take someone in .. They have to get in close proximity to folk who may well be infected and without the correct P P E for that sort of dilemma it must increase the risk of them getting infected also .. 

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1 hour ago, colinneil said:

Poor man, should have joined Thai visa, thats thats what i use to keep myself from going loco.:cheesy:

There are too many dementors on TV for the mentally fragile. 

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Think about people with mental problems, it will get a lot worse now. 

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2 hours ago, colinneil said:

What a terrible, hurtful thing to say, reading some of your posts, is enough to send even the sanest of people loco.:cheesy::cheesy::cheesy:

I have recently read that for some people, the initial Covid-19 symptoms may include loss of the sense of taste and/or smell. Now I suspect that simple over-exposure to, and obsession with Covid-19 related news may result in the loss of the funny bone.

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18 hours ago, eeworldwide said:

Odd. Thailand doesn't have a lockdown.

More's the pity.

There are many cases in which quarantine is warranted, including travel from Bangkok, depending on his circumstances of exposure to the virus. 

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