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In a disturbing turn of events, the Senate military committee has launched an investigation into the untimely death of a conscript at the Naval Military Police in Sattahip, amid allegations of mistreatment by a drill sergeant. Pvt Siriwat Jaidee reportedly died during training, raising serious concerns about the treatment of the conscripts.

 

The committee's spokesperson, Vithavee Prathumsawat, announced today that Major Korapot Runghirunwat and Lt-Commander Wuthipong Pongsuwan have been assigned to delve into the circumstances surrounding Siriwat's passing. As part of their comprehensive approach, the committee's secretary, Chaiyong Maneerungsakul, is set to visit the victim's family in Songkhla province, providing support and listening to their perspective on the tragic event.

 

The death of Pvt Siriwat has sent ripples of concern through the ranks, impacting overall morale. Wuthipong emphasised the importance of the investigation, suggesting that clearing up whether Siriwat's death was due to foul play or an unfortunate accident is crucial.

Last Friday, in a move highlighting the seriousness of the issue, Nitchanan Wangkahart, a former election candidate, accompanied the victim’s sister to file a formal complaint, urging a thorough probe. The complaint alleges that Siriwat endured severe training conditions, including assault by the drill sergeant and prolonged exposure to the sun as punishment for ostensibly feigning illness.

 

The incident has raised questions about military training practices and is a stark reminder of the duty of care owed to those who serve. The investigation seeks not only to ascertain the facts but also to restore confidence in the military's treatment of its conscripts.

 

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-- 2024-10-09