Photo via The Pattaya News

 

A mother with Alzheimer's, Phannee Noen-iam, disappeared from Chon Buri on December 7, leading her daughter, Phimphilat, to appeal to the media and public for assistance. Phannee, 55, was last seen boarding a transport bus and getting off near a hardware store in Bo Win. The family is concerned as Phannee suffers from memory loss and is unable to care for herself.

 

Phimphilat reported to local media on December 15 to raise awareness about her mother's disappearance. CCTV footage from Khao Mai Kaew subdistrict shows Phannee walking near a village entrance along Highway 331, moving towards Bo Win. A passerby reportedly saw someone matching her description unconscious by the roadside the evening she vanished.

 

The family is deeply worried about Phannee’s safety, given her vulnerability due to Alzheimer's. They have urged anyone with information to contact them as they fear for her well-being. Contact numbers provided are 089-834-8987, 061-762-2459, and 095-743-6322.

 

In a related incident, a broker allegedly defrauded 1 million baht from another Alzheimer’s patient, highlighting broader vulnerabilities faced by those with the condition. This adds to the urgency for Phannee's safe return.

 

Looking forward, the family continues to monitor leads while working with local authorities. Community members are encouraged to stay vigilant and report any sightings to assist in Phannee's safe recovery, reported The Thaiger.

 

Key Takeaways

• Phannee Noen-iam, 55, has been missing since December 7.
• Phimphilat is urging public assistance due to Phannee's Alzheimer's.
• Family fears for her safety and seeks any helpful information.

 

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  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-12-17

 

 

 

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

In a related incident, a broker allegedly defrauded 1 million baht from another Alzheimer’s patient, highlighting broader vulnerabilities faced by those with the condition.

 

This is ridiculous as Alzheimer's patients should not be managing their finances.

 

This is a sad story. 

 

UPDATE
Missing Alzheimer’s Patient Found Dead After 14-Day Search