Picture courtesy: Thai PBS

 

Concerns have been raised about the authenticity of the medical records related to Thaksin Shinawatra, the influential Pheu Thai figure, by Warong Dechgitvigrom, a former Democrat MP and current chair of the Thai Pakdee Party.

 

Warong expressed doubts on social media that the medical records from Police Hospital truly reflect Thaksin's health condition during his treatment for alleged "critical illnesses" last year.

 

Thaksin, who previously faced a curtailed one-year prison sentence for power abuse, received treatment at Police Hospital purportedly for serious health issues. However, there have been ongoing suspicions that his medical condition was exaggerated to avoid incarceration at Bangkok Remand Prison.

 

The lack of detailed disclosure about his health, attributed to patient privacy regulations, has only fuelled speculation.

Warong, who is also a medical professional, suggested that the records might have been manipulated to support what he described as a "six-month-long fake-out" at the hospital. These allegations imply that the records could have been altered to justify Thaksin’s extended stay in medical care instead of serving time in prison.

 

The unfolding saga around Thaksin's hospitalisation poses significant questions for the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC), which has been unable to secure the medical records from Police Hospital.

 

An ad hoc committee has been formed by the NACC to investigate the authenticity of the claims regarding Thaksin's health, yet official progress reports remain unavailable.

 

The potential outcomes of the investigation could have far-reaching implications. Should the NACC conclude that Thaksin feigned his illness, it might result in his return to prison to complete his sentence. Additionally, any discrepancies found in the hospital's handling of Thaksin's case could implicate senior police and medical officials.

 

Prominent political activist Tul Sittisomwong, also a medical doctor, has expressed concerns over possible legal repercussions for those involved in processing Thaksin's case, suggesting misconduct charges could be pursued.

 

Furthermore, Justice Minister Thavi Sodsong might face allegations of power abuse, potentially facing legal action if found to have improperly granted Thaksin preferential treatment.

 

The controversy over Thaksin's hospital stay and the subsequent political manoeuvres, including changes in government coalitions, continue to stir significant public interest and scrutiny in Thailand's political and legal arenas, reported Thai Newsroom.

 

-- 2025-01-14

 

 

It's all down to Tony baloney's B/S miracle elixir cure and the power of the the wallet shaped amulet in his pocket 🤔

1 hour ago, webfact said:

These allegations imply that the records could have been altered to justify Thaksin’s extended stay in medical care instead of serving time in prison.

 

There's no doubt about that he was lying.

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Should the NACC conclude that Thaksin feigned his illness, it might result in his return to prison to complete his sentence.

Really?

I am pretty sure there is no legal way to put him back to prison where he belongs.

Maybe other people will be punished, but Thaksin got away with his crimes - as usual.

‘Could be’?

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Warong expressed doubts on social media that the medical records from Police Hospital truly reflect Thaksin's health condition during his treatment for alleged "critical illnesses" last year.

I do believe the majority of people feel the same way & realise his illness was all BS.

He certainly seems to have made an amazing recovery. The stamina to travel all over the country to meetings, dinners,  and making speeches.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Warong expressed doubts on social media that the medical records from Police Hospital truly reflect Thaksin's health condition during his treatment for alleged "critical illnesses" last year.

 

So he is guessing all of this?

32 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

 

So he is guessing all of this?

I think there maybe some truth in What he is saying !!! their are very harsh defamation laws, so i dont think he would open himself up to a law suit, if there was no truth in it

7 hours ago, webfact said:

it might result in his return to prison to complete his sentence.

I think it might not. Thaksin is cleared of punishment by his royal pardon.

However the same cannot be said about the officials in charge of his "treatment".

The problem is getting hold of the related health records which will by under the control of the said officials.

3 minutes ago, Muhendis said:

I think it might not. Thaksin is cleared of punishment by his royal pardon.

However the same cannot be said about the officials in charge of his "treatment".

The problem is getting hold of the related health records which will by under the control of the said officials.

yes he has been cleared ! but there are other charges which can be brought !!

7 hours ago, webfact said:

Concerns have been raised about the authenticity of the medical records related to Thaksin Shinawatra, the influential Pheu Thai figure, by Warong Dechgitvigrom, a former Democrat MP and current chair of the Thai Pakdee Party.

Concerns?

A lot of talking talking and not enough imprisoning imprisoning using factual evidence in a court of law.

12 hours ago, webfact said:

Should the NACC conclude that Thaksin feigned his illness, it might result in his return to prison to complete his sentence. Additionally, any discrepancies found in the hospital's handling of Thaksin's case could implicate senior police and medical officials.

Yes ,Round them. all up and Put them in Jail for a long time.

Nothing’s gonna happen to him it was all planned out before he got here he’s well connected and he has big pockets TIT

Has Khun Warong been out of the country for the past year? He seems to be out of touch with Thai events.

Forget about it , it's a done deal.

Former MP Suggests Thaksin’s Medical Records Could Be a Tall Tale

 

Wow!  Who'd have thought?