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New law covers workers’ medical expenses up to Bt2 million

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New law covers workers’ medical expenses up to Bt2 million

By The Nation

 

BANGKOK: -- The Labour Ministry has issued a new ministerial regulation increasing the ceiling for medical expenses an employer must cover for an employee from Bt1 million to Bt2 million.

 

The regulation, which relates to workers being treated at public hospitals, was published in the Royal Gazette and is backdated to January 2016. 

 

The new regulation aims to be in line with the current economic situation.

 

The new law has maintained the previous ministerial regulation of payment steps for employers to cover workers’ medical expenses - starting from up to Bt50,000 - but has increased the maximum payment.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30321726

 
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This sounds promising. Now the hospitals need to work out strategies for writing bills for their clients claiming under this scheme.

I wonder what this is all about... is this about workers getting ill or injured during their work ? Or is it about the normal healh system ?

The hospitals will simply raise their costs.  I can see this train-wreck a mile away.  

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