Dramatic incident: three-year-old boy scalded in clinic!

Dramatic incident: three-year-old boy scalded in clinic!

On October 29, 2025, a disturbing incident occurred in Chonburi when a 3-year-old boy from Laos was severely scalded. The little boy was taken to a private clinic in Bo Win with acute burns to his upper body, back and chest. His parents had originally taken him there because of a high fever, but his condition rapidly deteriorated, leading to a quick transfer to Pluak Daeng and Rayong hospitals. These dramatic developments caused great concern among relatives and the community.

Little is currently known about the exact circumstances of the incident. The parents have since filed a complaint with the Bo Win police to request a thorough investigation into the case. Local authorities have promised support for the family, while the clinic remains cautious and does not provide information to the media. The police plan to question everyone involved and, if necessary, take legal action to clarify the background. Despite all this, the clinic remains open and nothing will change in its operations for the time being.

Emergency numbers and medical help in Thailand

In Thailand, knowing the correct emergency numbers to call is essential, especially in an emergency like this. Thailand offers fast and effective emergency services, with the police on number 191 is reachable. For medical emergencies you can call the ambulance at 1669 call. The fire department, however, can be reached at 199.

This is for tourists Tourist police at the number 1155 a valuable contact point. They often speak English and assist foreigners with various emergencies, from a stolen passport to medical requests.

Pay attention to safety

Especially in a country like Thailand, where the culture and environment can be so different, it is important to prepare for emergencies. It is advisable for travelers to save the relevant emergency numbers on their mobile phone or to download the I Lert U app from the tourist police. In addition, tourists should remain calm when encountering snakes and contact the relevant authorities immediately in the event of an emergency.

For anyone exploring Thailand's beautiful but challenging environment, knowing emergency numbers and services is important from the outset. In the event of a medical emergency, you should visit international clinics, which often have English-speaking staff. An emergency call 1669 can be activated for emergency services as well as for other medical support services.

We will continue to monitor developments in the little boy's case and hope that he recovers soon. In the meantime, we ask everyone to stay informed about their surroundings and medical care options in Thailand.