Video: Doctor and nurse flee for their lives as shooting starts outside Mukdahan ER

 

Picture: Sanook

 

A video from Don Tan Hospital in Mukdahan in Thailand's north east showed the moment a doctor and a nurse fled for their lives as shooting erupted outside the emergency room. 

 

They had been patching up one gang member and believed others were outside coming to cause further harm. 

 

A post that was quite light hearted given the circumstances, suggested that the medical personnel had locked the ER door and were running for the safety of a staffroom. 

 

They had been alerted to trouble after hearing thirty motorbikes arrive outside and the sound of arguments, so they had bolted the door. 

 

The post online from a medic said in addition to all the normal duties of a hospital now the staff were practicing for the 4x100 meter relay.

 

Netizens praised doctors and nurses and condemned the violence that has occurred frequently at Thai hospitals in recent months. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

 

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and I thought this was not real and could only be seen in the movies.... is Thailand a safe place ? on another post, rival gangs shooting at each other just killed (RIP) an innocent 16 years old girl

More and more incidents like this as a direct result of not having a functioning police force.

Thats two major ‘gun stories’ on the same day. 

 

Within the next couple of days we will read of some government tool announcing a ‘crack down on gun crime’ as if his announcement alone is the solution to the problem. 

 

 

It is almost unbelievable, staff in ER there doing their best for people, yet thugs think it is ok for them to show up (probably tooled up) wanting to cause aggro.

Sad state of affairs when hospital staff cannot go about their work without be terrified.

Of course it would help if there was a properly fuctioning police force here, not the police farce there is at present.

16 minutes ago, Phuketshrew said:

More and more incidents like this as a direct result of not having a functioning police force.

and/or a non functioning government

19 minutes ago, Phuketshrew said:

More and more incidents like this as a direct result of not having a functioning police force.

The Thai police function perfectly.

Its a shame the function is collecting tea money and not related police work  

On Sanook it was only 20 motorbikes arriving so 10 could be covering the back door to lose of some more caps ????

round up the gangsters and give them their medication:  a bullet in the head

1 hour ago, Phuketshrew said:

More and more incidents like this as a direct result of not having a functioning police force.

Of course the police not being able to do something about these idiots is a reason for this mayhem, but the biggest factor is misplaced ego and face in these gang members.

1 hour ago, hansnl said:

Of course the police not being able to do something about these idiots

The police is perfectly able to do something about this, they just don't want to.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

A post that was quite light hearted given the circumstances, suggested that the medical personnel had locked the ER door and were running for the safety of a staffroom. 

 

They had been alerted to trouble after hearing thirty motorbikes arrive outside and the sound of arguments, so they had bolted the door.

Bolted the door then bolted themselves....

Maybe all hospitals can be retrospectively fitted with panic buttons linked to the nearest police station.

4 hours ago, colinneil said:

It is almost unbelievable, staff in ER there doing their best for people, yet thugs think it is ok for them to show up (probably tooled up) wanting to cause aggro.

Sad state of affairs when hospital staff cannot go about their work without be terrified.

Of course it would help if there was a properly fuctioning police force here, not the police farce there is at present.

Police force who are only debt collectors in disguise and a PM who is failing the country, social breakdown is looming.

51 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

The police is perfectly able to do something about this, they just don't want to.

How wants to arrest their own kids ?

10 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Bolted the door then bolted themselves....

Maybe all hospitals can be retrospectively fitted with panic buttons linked to the nearest police station.

Yes and police turn up 6 hours later

4 hours ago, Phuketshrew said:

More and more incidents like this as a direct result of not having a functioning police force.

But they are the best Police Force...money can buy.

regards worgeordie

7 hours ago, colinneil said:

It is almost unbelievable, staff in ER there doing their best for people, yet thugs think it is ok for them to show up (probably tooled up) wanting to cause aggro.

Sad state of affairs when hospital staff cannot go about their work without be terrified.

Of course it would help if there was a properly fuctioning police force here, not the police farce there is at present.

keystone cops does suite them col no i correct my self the keystone cops are better

20 hours ago, Phuketshrew said:

More and more incidents like this as a direct result of not having a functioning police force.

and the soldiers can't help, they are too busy trying to be politicians.

20 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Thats two major ‘gun stories’ on the same day. 

 

Within the next couple of days we will read of some government tool announcing a ‘crack down on gun crime’ as if his announcement alone is the solution to the problem. 

 

 

Yes, 24hours. 

20 hours ago, Phuketshrew said:

More and more incidents like this as a direct result of not having a functioning police force.

That and half the youth being little sh!tz.