Thai mothers blame Lampang rehabilitation centre over teen’s death
Two mothers have taken complaints to police and the Administrative Court after a 17 year old girl died at a state facility in April. The story Thai mothers blame Lampang rehabilitation centre over teen’s death as seen on Thaiger News .
Two Thai mothers are accusing a child development and rehabilitation centre in Lampang of negligence after their teenage daughters, one with intellectual disability and the other suffering from depression, died following an altercation. The incident occurred on April 22, when the 17-year-old fell and hit her head on a curb, resulting in a brain haemorrhage.
The centre's staff allegedly refused to provide CCTV footage of the event and blamed the families for pursuing legal action against each other. The 18-year-old girl was arrested and detained at Lampang Central Prison. The mothers, seeking justice for their daughters, urged the facility to take responsibility and implement safety measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. The Paveena Foundation, founded by Hongsakul, is coordinating the case with relevant authorities.
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