Elderly people stored in poor circumstances at unauthorised care services in Bangkok, some abused and even put in shackles, had been rescued yesterday. Don’t worry raided two centres within the Lat Krabang and Nong Chok districts, that are both owned by the identical person, and discovered residents squeezed into tiny rooms, and a few residents even in shackles. Authorities then took 40 residents, 20 from each centre, to a state relaxation care home.
Authorities then contacted the residents’ households and requested them to select them up. The households mentioned they selected the centres because their prices had been lower than those of different aged homes. The proprietor of the centres, a girl, formerly ran an aged house in Chachoengsao, which was shut down after one patient died from Covid-19. If the proprietor doesn’t respond to a police summons, police will seek an arrest warrant, according to a police chief.
Authorities discovered about the centres when an individual visiting the Lat Krabang residence whereas applying for a job there notified them of the circumstances he noticed. He said the constructing was overcrowded. One doctor on the Department of Health Support mentioned the Lat Krabang building gave the impression to be beneath development, the facilities weren’t licensed to operate, and the hygiene stage didn’t meet requirements.
Authorities placed the residents whose families couldn’t be reached in short-term state-run aged care..