Toddler’s fatal fall raises suspicion, governor orders probe

By The Nation

 

 

The death of a three-year-old boy who was brought to a hospital with a swollen forehead, bruised eyes and a broken arm has raised suspicions, while Kalasin governor has ordered an investigation.

 

Kalasin Hospital sent the child’s body to Srinagarind Hospital in Khon Kaen for an autopsy on Saturday after realising that the boy’s medical reports do not match his relative’s claim that he had fallen off the bed and later collapsed in the bathroom.

 

The provincial office of social development and human security told Kalasin governor Songpol Jaigrim that the boy had several other injuries as well.

 

The governor then ordered relevant agencies including police and the prosecutors’ office to investigate the death and find out if the relatives’ claims are true.

 

The boy’s father, Watphong Salee, 31, who works as a teacher in Chiang Rai province, said he was shocked when he learned of the child’s death on Monday and does not believe that his son had died from a fall from the bed.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30396132

 

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Poor little lad failed by all around him in customary mysterious fashion ????Rip

Must have been a bloody high bed,unless it was a bunk bed

i don't believe it.

RIP little lad.

regards worgeordie

I wonder how the heck someone can get bruised eyes if they fall on their forehead?

17 hours ago, webfact said:

Kalasin Hospital sent the child’s body to Srinagarind Hospital in Khon Kaen for an autopsy on Saturday after realising that the boy’s medical reports do not match his relative’s claim that he had fallen off the bed and later collapsed in the bathroom.

Another tragic story... 

RiP little one.

Another tale told by someone and a 3 year old is dead. Time to look for

the bat or club that caused his death.

Geezer

With relatives, not his parents. How very unusual in Thailand - not. So many parents in this country seem not to be parents, but child-lenders to someone else who can deal with the bringing up instead.