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Son demands probe after father’s injuries at Thai care centre
A son is distraught after finding his father with swollen eyes and bruises while under the care of an elderly care centre. Staff at the facility claimed the injuries were inflicted during an altercation while changing the father’s diaper. However, the son suspects the injuries are more indicative of assault and has filed a complaint with local police for a thorough investigation. Supaksak Thalek, a community development officer in Bang Kung subdistrict Municipality, Suphan Buri, brought his father, 73 year old Nakon Thalek to file a complaint with Police Lieutenant Nawaphon Chamcharat at Suphan Buri Police Station. Nakon had been staying at a care facility for the elderly in the Suphan Buri district when his son noticed bruises and swelling on his father’s face and eyes. The family sought police intervention to verify whether the injuries were caused by an assault. Supaksak revealed that his father had previously suffered a stroke, which led to memory loss and left him bedridden. Due to work commitments, Supaksak had placed his father in the care of the facility, paying a monthly fee of 18,000 baht. His father had been there for just over a month when the incident occurred. On the afternoon of November 12, staff at the facility informed Supaksak that the previous night, an altercation happened while they attempted to change Nakon’s diaper. The staff claimed Nakon resisted, leading to a scuffle where he allegedly attacked them first, resulting in an eye injury. Chaos ensued The staff further stated that in the ensuing chaos, someone inadvertently scratched Nakon’s face and shared a photo of the injuries via a messaging app. Initially, Supaksak thought the injuries were minor, as depicted in the photo. However, upon visiting his father, he was devastated by the severity of the bruises and swelling, which appeared more like a result of physical assault rather than a simple scratch. He requested to review CCTV footage from the facility, but staff claimed the cameras were online and did not record footage. Additionally, Nakon’s dementia meant he could not recall the incident. Supaksak spoke on the incident, commenting on the lack of care from the elderly care facility. “My family and I have discussed this, and we cannot accept the situation. We feel sorry for my father and want the truth about what happened. If it was just a scratch, it should not have resulted in such severe bruising. “Personally, I do not want this issue to be overlooked. It should serve as a warning that care facilities for the elderly and bedridden patients must employ staff with patience, not those who resort to violence against patients or the elderly.” Supaksak expressed disbelief over the incident and the handling of it by the care centre. He clarified that he is not seeking financial compensation but rather an understanding of the true events. If misconduct is proven, those responsible should be held accountable to prevent similar occurrences. Following the incident, Supaksak relocated his father to a new care facility. Despite this, Nakon remains in poor health, with a fever and swollen, bruised eyes. The family has taken him for a medical examination at Chao Phraya Yommarat Hospital, with results expected within a week, reported KhaoSod. By Ryan Turner Picture courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-18 -
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How much do you pay for health insurance?
You made no effort to elaborate... Thai Social Security... you were being deliberately obtuse, you could have been referring to social security in your home country for all we know (many posters pretend they are in Thailand). And... Private Health Insurance - its not free (so thats misleading information)... Your company Pays for it ! My Health Insurance with Cigna is also paid for by my company - If I were to pay for it, the yearly premium would be approximately 300,000 to 350,000 baht per year. -------------- Going back to Thai Social Security - I think it would be an excellent development IF long term foreigners here were able to pay into the Thai Social Security System and secure the same cover you have. What happens when you retire ???... Will you still be able to get heath care from through the Thai Social Security system ???? -
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Porsche-paced: Thai woman taken for a ride in surprise luxury Grab
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BREAKING NEWS Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
Not a warrior, Also not a useful idiot for Putin. -
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We Actually Have Ppl Like This in USA .......
thank you .............. “Hatred is not the norm,” “Prejudice is not the norm. Suspicion, dislike, jealousy, scapegoating ― none of those are the transcendent facets of the human personality. They’re diseases. They are the cancers of the soul. They are the infectious and contagious viruses that have been bleeding humanity for years. And because they have been and because they are, is it necessary that they shall be? I think not.” rod serling -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 18 November 2024
Thai man’s bewitching romance scam, casts spell on victims - video Photo via KhaoSod Two Thai women are seeking justice for themselves and other victims after a Thai man allegedly ran a romance scam, cast black magic spells and swindled money from them and others. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343924-thai-man’s-bewitching-romance-scam-casts-spell-on-victims-video/ -
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BREAKING NEWS Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
Says the warrior behind his keyboard -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Two paid 1000 quid gov fine and had to pay back all the over payments. The third (my friend) did not have to pay a fine because he proved he had brain damage and his UK sister handled all his paperwork and she did not know of the Reciprocal Agreement thing regarding LOS, he still had to pay back I think 8 years over payment... Is this truthful ? I know not. You later admitted it was not State Pension,"something else" you state. No £1000 fine either. DWP regulations state Non Sanctionable for state pensioners, but obv uou (only you ) know difference
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