Thailand reels at story of mother taken against her will to a prison like nursing home with caged beds

October 9, 2026 at 11:30 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

A 63-year-old Thai mother who claims her son and daughter-in-law arranged her abduction broke down on Friday while showing police the rooms where she says she was imprisoned for over two years. Mother Phat identified hidden cells and described terrifying mistreatment inside a Kanchanaburi nursing home where inspectors discovered patients confined in steel-caged beds. Meanwhile, two rescue volunteers admitted receiving ฿15,000 to remove her from home but denied assaulting her. Both were questioned as witnesses as police investigated a bitter family dispute involving business and property interests. The private institution, which housed 92 residents, has now been closed by government order. In a case gripping Thailand, Mother Phat is demanding prosecutions against everyone involved, including her own son. The scandal has also challenged the country’s deeply rooted tradition of respect and care for ageing parents.

Mother Phat, 63, breaks down showing police where she claims she was imprisoned for over two years. Nursing home owner Aunt Maew faces scrutiny after inspectors uncover caged beds. Meanwhile, rescue volunteers Thammanoon, 25, and Theerapong, 46, admit receiving ฿15,000 to forcibly remove her from home but deny wrongdoing. The nursing home has been closed as police investigate her son’s role. ( Source: Khaosod )

A 63-year-old Thai mother allegedly abducted on her son’s orders broke down on Friday while showing police where she was imprisoned. Mother Phat returned to a Kanchanaburi nursing home where she claims she spent over two years in captivity.

There, she identified hidden rooms, prison-like cells and locations where she says she suffered terrifying mistreatment. Meanwhile, two rescue volunteers paid ฿15,000 to remove her from home, reported to Bangkok police.

Mother Phat accuses son and daughter-in-law of arranging her removal amid a dispute over family assets

They denied wrongdoing and were questioned as witnesses. The scandal has exposed steel-caged beds and disturbing conditions inside a private psychiatric care facility housing 92 residents. Government inspectors have since ordered the establishment closed. At the centre of the affair is a bitter family dispute involving Mother Phat’s son, daughter-in-law and property interests. The case has gripped Thailand, where respect for parents remains a deeply rooted family tradition.

The woman, identified as Ms Naphat, is widely known as Mother Phat. Her account has dominated public discussion following her appearance on the television programme Hone Krasae.

She claims her son, known as Benz, and his wife arranged her forcible removal from home. Subsequently, she was transported to Sothornchai Nursing Home in Tha Muang district, Kanchanaburi. There, she says, she was held against her will for approximately two and a half years. During that period, she claims she suffered assaults, threats, forced medication and degrading treatment.

The case has developed into a widening criminal investigation involving family members, rescue volunteers and a private nursing home. However, those involved have offered sharply conflicting accounts. Mother Phat maintains that her removal followed a dispute over control of her business and property.

Her son has apologised but insists he did not know the conditions inside the institution. Similarly, his wife has maintained that she was unaware of the full circumstances surrounding her mother-in-law’s treatment. Nevertheless, Mother Phat insists her family arranged the operation that deprived her of freedom.

Police return to Kanchanaburi nursing home as Mother Phat identifies hidden rooms and signs of confinement

On Friday, October 9, the woman returned to the establishment accompanied by Crime Suppression Division officers. Kanchanaburi labour welfare officials and representatives of Tha Muang Subdistrict Municipality also attended. The visit quickly turned into a tense examination of the rooms where she claims she was imprisoned.

Mother Phat led investigators through the premises, identifying locations associated with her confinement. In addition, she pointed out markings she said she had made herself. Officers examined the areas while she described what happened inside.

One room attracted particular attention. Mother Phat identified a dark area towards the rear of the building, describing it as a hidden detention room. She called it the balloon room. According to her account, staff sometimes locked her there when outsiders visited the establishment.

She claimed the arrangement prevented inspectors from discovering her presence or hearing her appeals for assistance. Crucially, investigators have not yet established whether residents were deliberately concealed during previous inspections.

Mother Phat breaks down recalling confinement before nursing home owner approaches during inspection

The return triggered a powerful reaction. Mother Phat became distressed as she recognised the rooms and remembered her experiences. “Today, I took officials to show them each room where I was held,” she told reporters. “When we saw some of the rooms, I burst into tears because it was so terrible.” She said officials accompanying her were also disturbed by the conditions. Furthermore, she explained that she had only been outside the institution for approximately two months.

“Old memories came flooding back. I tried to erase those images, but I only got out two months ago.” She struggled to continue speaking and cried while describing her confinement. Separately, she recalled an incident inside the hidden room.

Mother Phat claimed she suffered severe stomach pain before fainting. She also said another psychiatric patient had been placed inside with her. However, she refused to disclose everything that happened. She feared further details could interfere with the continuing investigation.

The inspection then descended into confrontation. The nursing home’s owner, widely known as Aunt Maew or Pa Maew, approached while Mother Phat was identifying the rooms. Her arrival immediately unsettled the former resident. Officers asked Mother Phat whether she was comfortable with the owner remaining nearby. She replied that the woman’s presence made her shake. Her heart raced, her hands turned cold and her face became pale. She said the encounter revived memories of previous mistreatment.

Police ask home owner to leave as her son apologises for confrontation with distressed Mother Phat

In response, police asked Aunt Maew to leave the area. However, the owner challenged Mother Phat’s account before departing. She urged the former resident to tell the truth about their previous dealings.

Aunt Maew referred to earlier conversations and arrangements for Mother Phat to speak with her son. She also appealed to their shared experience as mothers. Mother Phat, however, interpreted the intervention as intimidation. She said she was terrified because the woman she accused of mistreatment was standing beside her.

The confrontation was witnessed by the owner’s son, known as Japan. He approached Mother Phat, bowed respectfully and apologised for his mother’s intervention. Japan explained that he had intended to give her sufficient space to identify the relevant rooms.

However, he acknowledged that the two women had different feelings about their previous interactions. “I must apologise to Pat’s mother and everyone watching at home for your mother going inside,” he said. He also apologised for events that had occurred previously.

Mother Phat accepted that forgiveness was possible. Nevertheless, she refused to abandon the criminal proceedings. She insisted that the case must continue against everyone responsible. Japan subsequently repeated his apology and expressed regret over the confrontation.

Mother Phat demands prosecutions as two volunteers explain how her son arranged journey to Kanchanaburi

Mother Phat then appealed directly to reporters to maintain public attention. She said she had initially feared the affair would be suppressed. “We were afraid it would be hushed up,” she explained. However, she believed the publicity had already helped other vulnerable people receive assistance.

The woman confirmed that she intended to pursue legal action against everyone involved, including members of her own family. Meanwhile, a separate development unfolded at Wang Thonglang Police Station in Bangkok.

Two rescue volunteers involved in her original removal voluntarily reported to investigators. They were identified as Mr Thammanoon, 25, and Mr Theerapong, 46. Both men gave statements on Friday concerning the operation that took Mother Phat from her home to Kanchanaburi.

Theerapong, an ambulance driver associated with the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, described how the assignment began. He claimed Mother Phat’s son, Benz, contacted him requesting assistance. According to Theerapong, Benz said his mother was a psychiatric patient requiring transportation to a care facility.

The volunteers subsequently travelled to the family home. However, Theerapong claimed they encountered Mother Phat holding scissors. He said the situation required physical intervention. According to his account, he restrained her arm from behind while they removed the scissors.

Volunteers deny assault and explain ฿15,000 payment as police examine claims of a forced removal from home

Mother Phat struggled and resisted the operation. Theerapong acknowledged that physical restraint was used. Earlier accounts also referred to the use of rope. Nevertheless, he denied beating or deliberately injuring her.

He maintained that the volunteers were performing an assignment requested by her family. Notably, Theerapong said Benz and his girlfriend watched the entire operation. He claimed neither objected while the volunteers restrained Mother Phat and placed her in the vehicle.

The volunteers subsequently transported her to Sothornchai Nursing Home in Kanchanaburi. However, the payment for the assignment has become a major focus of the investigation. Theerapong confirmed that the team received ฿15,000.

He rejected suggestions that the money represented payment for an unlawful abduction. Instead, he described it as normal assistance towards fuel and transport expenses. He insisted that volunteers regularly help families transport psychiatric patients. According to his explanation, this assignment was no different.

Mother Phat describes the same incident very differently. She maintains that her son arranged for men to seize her and remove her against her will. The conflicting accounts now form a central part of the police investigation. Furthermore, the volunteers’ statements place Benz at the scene of the original operation. Investigators must establish what instructions were issued, what information was supplied and whether the removal was lawful.

Bangkok police question two volunteers as witnesses while examining the legality of Mother Phat’s removal

Police Colonel Jesada Yangnok, superintendent of Wang Thonglang Police Station, confirmed that both volunteers had been questioned. Importantly, investigators initially treated them as witnesses rather than suspects.

Police Colonel Jesada explained that volunteers sometimes assist in transporting mentally ill patients. He also confirmed that the men had attended voluntarily. According to their statements, Mother Phat’s son requested assistance and witnessed the operation. However, the superintendent stressed that investigators would continue gathering evidence.

At that stage, no criminal charges had been filed against anyone. Nevertheless, police could summon individuals to face charges if subsequent evidence established an offence. The volunteers’ witness status therefore does not exclude future criminal proceedings. Separately, reports indicate that the Poh Teck Tung Foundation suspended Theerapong after learning about the outside assignment. Theerapong has continued denying that he knowingly participated in unlawful activity.

The legality of Mother Phat’s original removal remains unresolved. The volunteers insist they were responding to a family request involving a psychiatric patient. Mother Phat says she was abducted.

Consequently, investigators must determine whether any medical assessment justified the intervention. They must also establish whether the required legal procedures were followed. Psychiatrist Dr Jessada Thongthaow has publicly explained that a psychiatric diagnosis does not automatically remove an individual’s legal autonomy.

Mental Health Act questions deepen as inspectors uncover barred beds and confinement rooms at home

Thailand’s Mental Health Act establishes procedures for intervention involving people presenting qualifying risks. Accordingly, a relative’s request alone does not establish lawful grounds for involuntary confinement.

The circumstances surrounding Mother Phat’s admission are therefore significant. Police must determine whether the institution received appropriate documentation and whether medical requirements were satisfied. Furthermore, her continued confinement raises separate questions about treatment, supervision and the basis for restricting her freedom.

Mother Phat claims she remained inside the institution for approximately two and a half years. During that period, she says she suffered physical assaults, threats and forced medication. Her eventual release reportedly followed contact with her younger sister. Friday’s accounts also referred to assistance from her daughter and sister. However, the full circumstances surrounding her departure remain part of the continuing inquiry.

On another front, government inspectors have uncovered disturbing conditions inside the nursing home. Sothornchai operated as a private care establishment for elderly people and psychiatric patients. Inspectors discovered steel-barred beds, enclosed sleeping areas and rooms resembling prison cells. Reports also described locked cages and separate confinement areas. These findings prompted wider scrutiny of the establishment’s operations and the treatment of its residents.

Inspectors identify 92 residents before ordering closure of facility despite owner defence of barred beds

The scale of the institution’s activities was substantial. On October 6, the Department of Mental Health released initial screening figures covering 92 residents. Of these, 86 were classified as psychiatric or substance-related cases.

The remaining six were identified as physical-health cases. Consequently, the establishment was caring for a considerable number of people requiring supervision and specialist treatment. Inspectors also examined discrepancies involving licensed capacity and actual accommodation arrangements.

The discovery of steel-barred beds raised further questions about the institution’s management. Meanwhile, the owner publicly defended aspects of its operations. Aunt Maew, described in reports as a former female military officer, maintained that some patients required physical barriers.

She argued that certain residents presented risks of injuring themselves or others. According to her explanation, the arrangements were intended to prevent harm. However, inspectors identified multiple regulatory violations.

On October 7, the Department of Health Service Support ordered the establishment closed. The decision cited breaches of applicable requirements, including provisions concerning public morality.

Subsequently, the Kanchanaburi Provincial Public Health Office confirmed the closure. The enforcement action brought the institution’s operations to an end while investigations continued. Nevertheless, the owner’s explanations remain separate from the criminal allegations concerning Mother Phat.

Government transfers former residents into public care as questions grow over hidden rooms and inspections

The closure order does not establish responsibility for every incident described by the former resident. Police must still examine the individual accusations. In parallel, government agencies faced the immediate task of relocating patients.

The Department of Mental Health arranged transfers into public-sector care. Residents were moved to psychiatric hospitals and other government services. On October 8, the department confirmed emergency arrangements following the closure.

The transfers involved residents with psychiatric conditions, substance-related problems and physical healthcare needs. As a result, public agencies assumed responsibility for continuing treatment and accommodation.

The figures also demonstrated the institution’s heavy involvement in psychiatric care. Of the 92 residents identified, only six were classified as physical-health cases. The overwhelming majority fell within psychiatric or substance-related categories.

Questions remain about the nursing home’s previous inspection history. Mother Phat claims staff sometimes concealed her when outsiders visited. She identified the balloon room as one location used for that purpose.

However, investigators have not confirmed whether inspectors were deliberately misled. Nor has the available information established how often the room was used. The allegations have nevertheless become relevant to the wider inquiry into the establishment’s operations.

Private nursing home closure adds pressure as family property dispute and son’s explanations face scrutiny

Separately, reports of investigations involving other care establishments have added to public concern. However, specific closure orders affecting additional institutions remain unconfirmed in the available material.

The confirmed enforcement action concerns Sothornchai Nursing Home. Importantly, the establishment was privately operated, not a state-owned enterprise. Government involvement concerns licensing, inspection, enforcement and the transfer of residents into public care.

Meanwhile, the financial dispute within Mother Phat’s family remains unresolved. She claims her removal followed disagreements involving her business and property. According to her account, her son and daughter-in-law orchestrated the original operation.

However, investigators have not established whether any assets changed ownership during her confinement. Nor has it been proved that obtaining control of her property motivated the decision.

Nevertheless, the family dispute remains a significant element of the criminal investigation. The son’s account also requires examination. He has publicly apologised for what happened to his mother. However, he maintains that he did not understand the conditions inside the nursing home.

His wife has similarly indicated that she was unaware of the full circumstances. Their explanations differ sharply from Mother Phat’s account of deliberate removal followed by prolonged confinement.

Police examine son’s role in removal and claims of mistreatment amid debate over respect for Thai parents

Theerapong’s statement adds another dimension. He claims Benz watched while the volunteers restrained his mother. He also maintains that the son did not object. Consequently, investigators have several accounts concerning the same events.

They must establish what happened at the family home, what instructions were issued and what followed. The nursing home’s admission records and treatment arrangements are also relevant.

Furthermore, Mother Phat’s allegations concerning assaults and forced medication require separate investigation. The physical conditions discovered by inspectors provide another body of evidence.

However, barred accommodation does not establish every accusation of individual mistreatment. Police must determine which arrangements were used, who authorised them and under what circumstances. The institution’s previous inspection history is also under scrutiny following Mother Phat’s account of concealed rooms.

The case has attracted particular attention because of the family relationship at its centre. In Thailand, respect for parents remains deeply embedded in traditional customs. The concept of bun khun concerns gratitude and obligations towards those who have provided care and support. Children are traditionally expected to recognise their parents’ sacrifices. Public expressions of respect include the wai, kneeling and asking parental forgiveness.

Mother Phat’s claims fuel public debate as police compare the volunteers’ account with her evidence

Against that background, Mother Phat’s account involves a son accused of arranging his mother’s forcible removal. The contrast has become part of the national discussion surrounding the affair.

However, the criminal inquiry concerns the actions of specific individuals. It does not establish wider patterns of behaviour among Thai families. The legal issues also extend beyond family relationships and concern the circumstances permitting involuntary psychiatric care.

Friday’s developments brought several strands of the investigation into focus. In Bangkok, the two volunteers described receiving instructions from Mother Phat’s son. They confirmed the ฿15,000 payment but rejected accusations of wrongdoing. Meanwhile, in Kanchanaburi, Mother Phat returned to identify the rooms where she says she was imprisoned. She showed officers markings she claimed to have made during her confinement.

She also described the hidden balloon room and her alleged treatment there. However, the inspection was interrupted when the owner approached. Mother Phat became frightened, prompting police to ask Aunt Maew to leave. Subsequently, the owner’s son apologised for the confrontation. Nevertheless, Mother Phat refused to withdraw her demand for prosecutions. She maintained that forgiveness would not end the legal proceedings.

Closed nursing home remains under investigation as Mother Phat presses for action against those involved

The nursing home remained closed following government enforcement action. Its former residents had been transferred into public-sector care. Meanwhile, police continued examining the original removal, the family’s involvement and the institution’s treatment arrangements. By Friday evening, the volunteers had placed their explanations on the police record. Mother Phat had also completed another inspection of the establishment she says deprived her of freedom.

However, the conflicting accounts remained unresolved. Investigators must establish whether the original removal breached criminal law and whether subsequent confinement complied with legal requirements. Separately, the claims of physical assault, forced medication and concealed detention rooms require examination. The investigation into regulatory violations is proceeding alongside those inquiries.

Mother Phat has made clear that she intends to pursue everyone she considers responsible. That includes the son and daughter-in-law whom she accuses of arranging her removal. For now, police have confirmed the volunteers’ witness status and the continuing collection of evidence. Meanwhile, the nursing home’s closure remains in force, with its residents transferred into government care.

The next developments will depend on evidence gathered from the family, volunteers, institution and former residents. Mother Phat, however, has already made her position clear. She wants the case pursued to its conclusion, regardless of who faces charges.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月9日晚上11:30

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

一位63岁的泰国母亲声称，她的儿子和儿媳策划了她的绑架。周五，她在向警方展示她被囚禁两年多的房间时情绪崩溃。帕特母亲指认了隐藏的牢房，并描述了北碧府一家养老院内令人毛骨悚然的虐待情况。检查人员发现，一些病人被关在钢笼床上。与此同时，两名救援志愿者承认收受了1.5万泰铢将她从家中带走，但否认曾殴打她。警方正在调查一起涉及商业和财产利益的激烈家庭纠纷，两人作为证人接受了讯问。这家收容了92名住户的私立机构已被政府勒令关闭。这起案件震惊了泰国，帕特母亲要求起诉所有涉案人员，包括她自己的儿子。这起丑闻也挑战了泰国根深蒂固的尊重和照顾年迈父母的传统。

63岁的帕特母亲在向警方指认她被囚禁两年多的地点时情绪崩溃。养老院老板梅姨因被检查人员发现笼式床位而面临审查。与此同时，25岁的救援志愿者塔玛努恩和46岁的提拉蓬承认收受了15000泰铢强行将她从家中带走，但否认有任何不当行为。由于警方正在调查她儿子在此事中的角色，该养老院已被关闭。（来源：Khaosod）

一名63岁的泰国母亲据称是受儿子指使绑架的，周五她在向警方指认自己被囚禁的地方时情绪崩溃。帕特女士回到了北碧府的一家疗养院，她声称自己在那里被囚禁了两年多。

在那里，她指认了隐藏的房间、类似监狱的牢房以及她声称遭受可怕虐待的地点。与此同时，据曼谷警方报道，两名救援志愿者支付了15000泰铢将她从家中带走。

帕特母亲指控儿子和儿媳因家庭财产纠纷而安排她搬走。

他们被否认有任何不当行为，并作为证人接受了讯问。这起丑闻曝光了一家私人精神病护理机构内令人不安的状况，该机构收容了92名患者，其中包括铁笼床。政府检查人员已下令关闭该机构。事件的核心是一场激烈的家庭纠纷，涉及帕特母亲的儿子、儿媳以及财产利益。这起案件震惊了泰国，在泰国，尊敬父母仍然是一项根深蒂固的家庭传统。

这位名叫纳帕特（Naphat）的女子，被人们亲切地称为“帕特妈妈”。自从她出现在电视节目《Hone Krasae》中后，她的经历便成为公众热议的话题。

她声称，她的儿子本茨（Benz）和儿媳安排人强行将她从家中带走。随后，她被送往北碧府塔芒县的索通猜疗养院。她说，在那里她被非法拘禁了大约两年半。在此期间，她声称自己遭受了殴打、威胁、强迫服药和侮辱性待遇。

此案已发展成为一起牵涉家庭成员、救援志愿者和一家私人疗养院的刑事调查。然而，各方说法却截然相反。帕特母亲坚称，她被带走是因为与他人就其生意和财产的控制权发生了争执。

她的儿子已经道歉，但坚称自己并不了解院内的情况。同样，他的妻子也坚称自己对婆婆所受待遇的全部情况并不知情。然而，帕特夫人坚称是她的家人安排了那场剥夺她自由的手术。

警方重返北碧府疗养院，帕特母亲发现了隐藏的房间和囚禁的迹象。

10月9日星期五，这名女子在犯罪调查科警员的陪同下返回了事发地点。北碧府劳动福利官员和塔芒区市政代表也一同前往。此次探访很快演变成对她声称曾被囚禁的房间的紧张搜查。

帕特母亲带领调查人员参观了房屋，指出了与她被囚禁相关的地点。此外，她还指出了她说是自己做的标记。在她描述屋内发生的事情时，警员们对这些区域进行了检查。

其中一个房间引起了她的特别注意。帕特母亲指出了建筑物后部一处昏暗的区域，并将其描述为一间隐蔽的拘留室。她称之为“气球室”。据她所述，当有外人来访时，工作人员有时会把她锁在那里。

她声称这种安排使得检查人员无法发现她的行踪，也无法听到她的求助。关键在于，调查人员尚未确定居民是否在之前的检查中被故意隐瞒。

在养老院老板走过来检查时，帕特妈妈回忆起被囚禁的经历，情绪崩溃。

这次重返监狱引发了强烈的反响。帕特母亲认出了那些房间，回忆起自己曾经的遭遇，情绪十分低落。“今天，我带官员们看了我曾经被关押过的每个房间，”她告诉记者，“当我们看到一些房间时，我忍不住哭了起来，因为那里的景象太可怕了。”她说，陪同她的官员们也对那里的环境感到震惊。此外，她还解释说，她离开那个机构才大约两个月。

“往事如潮水般涌来。我曾试图抹去那些画面，但我两个月前才被释放。”她哽咽着，一边描述着被囚禁的经历，一边哭泣。她还回忆起在密室里发生的一件事。

帕特女士声称，她在昏厥前感到剧烈的胃痛。她还说，当时还有另一名精神病患者和她同住一间病房。然而，她拒绝透露事件的全部经过，担心更多细节会干扰正在进行的调查。

检查随后演变成冲突。养老院老板娘，人称“梅姨”或“梅爸爸”，在帕特妈妈辨认房间时走了过来。她的出现立刻让这位前住户感到不安。警官询问帕特妈妈是否介意老板娘待在附近。她回答说，老板娘的出现让她浑身发抖，心跳加速，双手冰凉，脸色苍白。她说，这次偶遇让她想起了以前遭受虐待的痛苦回忆。

警方要求房主离开，她的儿子就与情绪激动的母亲帕特发生冲突一事道歉。

警方随即要求Maew阿姨离开该地区。然而，房东在离开前对Phat妈妈的说法提出了质疑。她敦促这位前住户说出她们之前交易的真相。

梅姨提到了之前安排帕特妈妈和她儿子谈话的事，并援引她们作为母亲的共同经历。然而，帕特妈妈却把梅姨的介入解读为恐吓。她说她很害怕，因为她指控虐待她的那个女人就站在她旁边。

这场冲突被店主的儿子Japan目睹。他走近Phat女士，恭敬地鞠躬，并为母亲的介入道歉。Japan解释说，他原本是想给她足够的空间来辨认相关的房间。

然而，他承认两位女士对之前的互动有着不同的感受。“我必须向帕特的母亲以及所有在家观看节目的观众道歉，因为你们的母亲当时进了屋，”他说。他还为之前发生的事情道歉。

帕特母亲接受了宽恕的可能性，但她拒绝放弃刑事诉讼，坚持认为必须继续追究所有相关人员的责任。随后，日本再次道歉，并对冲突表示遗憾。

帕特母亲被控告，两名志愿者要求她解释她儿子是如何安排前往北碧府的行程的。

随后，帕特母亲直接呼吁记者们继续关注此事。她说，起初她担心这件事会被掩盖。“我们害怕它会被噤声，”她解释道。然而，她相信媒体的报道已经帮助其他弱势群体获得了援助。

该女子证实，她打算对所有涉案人员提起诉讼，包括她的家人。与此同时，曼谷旺通朗警察局也发生了另一起事件。

参与最初营救行动的两名救援志愿者主动向调查人员报告。他们分别是25岁的塔玛努恩先生和46岁的提拉蓬先生。两人于周五就将帕特母亲从家中转移到北碧府的行动作了陈述。

与普德通基金会有联系的救护车司机提拉蓬（Theerapong）讲述了任务的起因。他声称，帕特母亲的儿子本茨（Benz）联系他请求帮助。据提拉蓬说，本茨表示他的母亲患有精神疾病，需要被送往护理机构。

随后，志愿者们前往了这家人家中。然而，提拉蓬声称他们发现帕特太太手里拿着剪刀。他说，当时的情况需要采取强制措施。据他描述，他从背后按住了帕特太太的手臂，然后他们夺走了剪刀。

志愿者否认袭击事件，并解释了15000泰铢的付款原因，警方正在调查有关强行将人从家中带走的指控。

帕特母亲奋力反抗手术。提拉蓬承认使用了肢体约束。早前的记录也提到使用了绳索。然而，他否认殴打或故意伤害过她。

他坚称志愿者们是在执行她家人委托的任务。值得注意的是，提拉蓬表示，本茨和他的女友全程目睹了整个过程。他声称，当志愿者们制服帕特母亲并将她抬上车时，两人都没有提出异议。

随后，志愿者们将她送往北碧府的索通猜疗养院。然而，此次任务的报酬已成为调查的重点。提拉蓬证实，该团队收到了15000泰铢。

他否认了这笔钱是支付非法绑架费用的说法，而是将其描述为支付燃料和交通费用的正常援助。他坚称，志愿者经常帮助家属运送精神病患者，这次的任务也不例外。

帕特母亲对同一事件的描述截然不同。她坚称是她的儿子安排人强行带走她。这些相互矛盾的说法如今已成为警方调查的核心。此外，志愿者的证词表明本茨当时就在案发现场。调查人员必须查明究竟下达了哪些指令，提供了哪些信息，以及强行带走帕特是否合法。

曼谷警方在调查帕特母亲移居案的合法性时，询问了两名志愿者作为证人。

王通朗警察局局长杰萨达·杨诺克警上校证实，两名志愿者均已接受讯问。值得注意的是，调查人员最初将他们视为证人而非嫌疑人。

杰萨达警官解释说，志愿者有时会协助运送精神病患者。他还证实，这些人是自愿参与的。据他们所述，帕特母亲的儿子请求帮助并目睹了整个过程。然而，警长强调，调查人员将继续收集证据。

当时，尚未有人被提起刑事诉讼。然而，如果后续证据证实存在犯罪行为，警方可以传唤相关人员出庭受审。因此，这些志愿者的证人身份并不排除未来可能面临的刑事诉讼。另据报道，宝德通基金会在得知提拉蓬参与校外活动后，已暂停了他的职务。提拉蓬一直否认自己明知故犯地参与了非法活动。

帕特母亲最初被带走的合法性至今仍未得到解决。志愿者们坚称他们是应家属要求，将一名精神病患者带走。帕特母亲则表示自己是被绑架的。

因此，调查人员必须确定任何医学评估是否足以证明干预的合理性。他们还必须确定是否遵循了必要的法律程序。精神科医生杰萨达·通塔奥博士曾公开解释说，精神疾病诊断并不会自动剥夺个人的法律自主权。

随着检查人员在家中发现被封锁的床位和隔离室，《精神健康法》的相关问题进一步加深。

泰国《精神健康法》规定了对存在特定风险的人员进行干预的程序。因此，仅凭亲属的请求不足以构成强制收容的合法理由。

因此，帕特母亲入院的来龙去脉至关重要。警方必须查明该机构是否收到了相关文件，以及医疗要求是否得到满足。此外，她持续被限制人身自由也引发了关于治疗、监管以及限制其人身自由依据等一系列问题。

帕特母亲声称她在机构内待了大约两年半。她说，在此期间，她遭受了人身攻击、威胁和强制服药。据报道，她最终获释是在与妹妹取得联系之后。周五的证词也提到了她女儿和妹妹的帮助。然而，她离开机构的全部情况仍在调查中。

另一方面，政府检查人员在索通猜养老院内部发现了令人不安的情况。索通猜是一家私人养老机构，主要服务对象是老年人和精神病患者。检查人员发现了用钢条加固的床、封闭的睡眠区以及如同监狱牢房般的房间。报告还描述了上锁的笼子和单独的禁闭区。这些发现促使政府对该机构的运营及其对住户的待遇进行了更广泛的审查。

尽管业主辩称已禁止入住，但检查人员在下令关闭该机构前，仍确认了92名住户的身份。

该机构的活动规模相当庞大。10月6日，精神卫生部门公布了初步筛查结果，涵盖92名居民。其中，86人被归类为精神疾病或药物滥用相关病例。

其余六人被认定为身体健康问题。因此，该机构照料着相当数量的需要监管和专业治疗的人员。检查人员还调查了核定入住人数与实际住宿安排之间的差异。

发现钢条床引发了人们对该机构管理的进一步质疑。与此同时，机构所有者公开为其部分运营方式辩护。据报道，一位名叫梅姨（Aunt Maew）的前女军官坚称，有些病人需要物理屏障。

她辩称，部分住户存在伤害自身或他人的风险。据她解释，这些安排旨在防止伤害发生。然而，检查人员发现了多项违反规定的行为。

10月7日，卫生服务支持部下令关闭该场所。该决定指出该场所违反了相关规定，包括有关公共道德的条款。

随后，北碧府公共卫生局确认了该机构的关闭。此次强制措施导致该机构停止运营，调查仍在进行中。然而，机构所有者的解释与针对帕特修女的刑事指控无关。

随着人们对隐蔽房间和检查的质疑越来越多，政府将一些前居民转移到公共照护机构。

关闭令并未明确规定前住户所描述的每起事件的责任归属。警方仍需对每项指控进行调查。与此同时，政府机构面临着安置患者的紧迫任务。

精神卫生部门安排了转入公共部门照护的事宜。居民被转移到精神病院和其他政府服务机构。10月8日，该部门确认了机构关闭后的紧急安排。

这些转介对象包括患有精神疾病、药物滥用问题以及需要身体医疗保健的居民。因此，公共机构承担了继续治疗和住宿的责任。

这些数据也表明该机构在精神疾病治疗方面投入巨大。在已确认的92名居民中，只有6人被归类为身体健康问题。绝大多数人属于精神疾病或药物滥用相关疾病。

养老院之前的检查记录仍存在疑问。帕特夫人声称，当有外人来访时，工作人员有时会把她藏起来。她指出，气球房是其中一个用于藏匿她的场所。

然而，调查人员尚未证实检查人员是否被故意误导。现有信息也未能确定该房间的使用频率。尽管如此，这些指控已与对该机构运营情况的更广泛调查密切相关。

私立养老院倒闭，家庭财产纠纷和儿子的解释面临审查，令情况雪上加霜。

此外，有关其他护理机构也受到调查的报道加剧了公众的担忧。然而，现有资料尚未证实是否还有其他机构被下达了具体的关闭令。

此次确认的执法行动涉及索通猜疗养院。值得注意的是，该疗养院为私营机构，并非国有企业。政府介入涉及许可发放、检查、执法以及将院内居民转入公共照护体系等事宜。

与此同时，帕特妈妈家族内部的财务纠纷仍未解决。她声称自己被赶下台是因为与家人在生意和财产方面存在分歧。据她所述，是她的儿子和儿媳策划了最初的行动。

然而，调查人员尚未确定在她被监禁期间是否有任何资产所有权发生变更。也没有证据表明，获取财产控制权是她做出这一决定的动机。

然而，家庭纠纷仍然是刑事调查的重要组成部分。儿子的陈述也需要审查。他已就母亲的遭遇公开道歉，但他坚称自己并不了解养老院内部的情况。

他的妻子也表示，她对全部情况并不知情。他们的解释与帕特母亲所说的被蓄意带走后长期监禁的说法截然不同。

警方调查儿子在带走孩子事件中的角色，以及有关虐待的指控，与此同时，关于尊重泰国父母的争论也愈演愈烈。

提拉蓬的证词增添了新的维度。他声称本茨亲眼目睹了志愿者们制服他母亲的过程，并且坚称儿子当时并未反对。因此，调查人员掌握了关于同一事件的多种说法。

他们必须查明家中究竟发生了什么，发出了哪些指示，以及之后发生了什么。养老院的入院记录和治疗安排也与此相关。

此外，帕特母亲关于殴打和强迫服药的指控需要另行调查。检查人员发现的身体状况也提供了另一组证据。

然而，禁止住宿并不能完全证实对个别虐待的指控。警方必须查明具体采用了哪些安排，由谁授权，以及在何种情况下实施的。在帕特修女讲述了隐蔽房间的情况后，该机构之前的检查记录也正在接受审查。

这起案件之所以备受关注，是因为其核心涉及家庭关系。在泰国，孝敬父母的观念深深植根于传统习俗之中。“bun khun”（孝道）的概念体现了对养育子女者的感恩和义务。子女历来被期望铭记父母的付出。公开表达敬意的方式包括行合十礼（wai）、跪拜和请求父母的原谅。

帕特妈妈的说法引发了公众辩论，警方正在将志愿者的证词与她的证据进行比对。

在此背景下，帕特母亲的叙述涉及一个儿子被指控安排强行带走母亲。这种对比已成为围绕此事展开的全国性讨论的一部分。

然而，刑事调查仅针对特定个人的行为，并未揭示泰国家庭中更广泛的行为模式。此外，法律问题也超越了家庭关系的范畴，涉及允许非自愿精神病治疗的具体情况。

周五的进展使调查的几个线索更加清晰。在曼谷，两名志愿者描述了他们从帕特母亲的儿子那里接到的指示。他们证实收到了15000泰铢的款项，但否认有任何不当行为。与此同时，在北碧府，帕特母亲返回并指认了她声称被囚禁的房间。她向警方展示了她声称在被囚禁期间留下的标记。

她还描述了那个隐蔽的气球房以及她在那里遭受的待遇。然而，当店主走过来时，检查被打断了。帕特妈妈感到害怕，警方随即要求梅姨离开。之后，店主的儿子为之前的冲突道歉。尽管如此，帕特妈妈仍然拒绝撤回起诉的要求。她坚持认为，即使得到原谅，法律程序也不会就此结束。

一家已关闭的养老院仍在接受调查，Mother Phat 敦促对涉事人员采取行动。

政府采取强制措施后，这家养老院仍然关闭。其原住户已被转移到公共部门照护。与此同时，警方继续调查最初的转移过程、家属的参与情况以及该机构的治疗安排。截至周五晚间，志愿者们已将他们的解释记录在案。帕特母亲也再次视察了这家她认为剥夺了她自由的机构。

然而，各方说法仍未得到解决。调查人员必须查明最初的移除是否违反了刑法，以及随后的拘留是否符合法律规定。此外，有关人身攻击、强制服药和秘密拘留室的指控也需要调查。对违规行为的调查正与上述调查同步进行。

帕特母亲已明确表示，她将追究所有她认为负有责任的人的责任，包括她指控安排她离开的儿子和儿媳。目前，警方已确认志愿者的证人身份，并仍在继续收集证据。与此同时，养老院的关闭令仍然有效，所有住户已被转移至政府照护机构。

接下来的进展将取决于从家属、志愿者、机构和前住户那里收集到的证据。然而，帕特母亲已经明确表明了自己的立场。她希望无论谁面临指控，此案都能彻查到底。

北碧府一家恐怖的护理中心被关闭，该中心曾将病人锁在如同笼子般的床铺和牢房中。

一名男子在暖武里府一家医院制造骚乱，声称有人在他的头部植入了装置。

一个王国正遭受与毒品和抑郁症相关的日益严重的精神健康危机的蹂躏。

17楼发生恐怖惨案：一名患有精神疾病的妹妹残忍地刺伤哥哥50刀。房间血流成河。

男友杀害25岁女友后逃离暖武里府公寓，后在清迈被警方逮捕。

警方怀疑暖武里府北革县发生一起谋杀案。一名富有的理发师被控预谋杀人。

在暖武里府又一起因三角恋引发的命案中，一名警察被发现死在被谋杀的妻子身旁。

呵叻府一名监狱长怒枪杀了与其分居的妻子及其新情人，随后自杀身亡。

监狱官员受到辩护，此前一名狱警透露，他们的自杀率比囚犯高出13倍。

前警察局长对“法拉利乔”的狱中死亡表示担忧，但官方坚称其为自杀。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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2026年10月4日，两名德国人在考拉遇难，他们死于一条此前已夺走多条外国人生命并造成惨重伤亡的道路上。这对德国夫妇在考拉的一个过境点被撞身亡。

2026年10月4日星期日清晨，春武里府一名丈夫亲眼目睹妻子被愤怒的大象咬死，经历了令人痛心的时刻。野生大象追逐并杀死了36岁的Wanna Sridachama。

周六凌晨，一名醉酒司机驾车撞倒了一名泰国女子和她的德国朋友。两人于2026年10月4日在曼谷通罗路不幸身亡。

泰国顶级反腐斗士因涉嫌参与与拳击相关的网络赌博案被警方逮捕并起诉 2026年10月3日 泰国顶级反腐斗士阿查里亚被判入狱

美国提高工业产能和转运方面的门槛，对泰国出口设置贸易壁垒 2026年10月3日 曼谷与美国达成的贸易协议面临关税威胁

一名法国游客在丢失10万泰铢后，只给了酒店员工一点点小费，此事自2026年10月3日星期五以来一直在网上热议。普吉岛一家酒店的员工在科岛找到了这名法国游客。

警方证实，一辆电动汽车于2026年10月2日星期四撞入一座中国神社，造成一人死亡，并立案调查。曼谷神社车祸致一名82岁女子死亡。

性工作者团体呼吁在美航2026年10月2日访问芭堤雅前，对25名芭堤雅街头妓女被捕事件展开调查。性工作者团体SWING扭转了局面。

泰国央行高级官员警告称，接连不断的经济冲击正在削弱该国的韧性（2026年10月2日）洪水威胁着更大范围的经济冲击。

2026年10月1日星期四晚间，一名49岁的缅甸男子在曼谷素坤逸路附近发生的山体滑坡事故中丧生。这起致命的山体滑坡发生在素坤逸路71巷，掩埋了这名缅甸工人。

前最高法院法官主张收集证据，准备向宪法法院提起诉讼，推翻参议院。2026年10月1日，参议院全部200个席位都可能面临改选。

曼谷市中心一家酒店的冰柜里发现一具足月婴儿的尸体。一名21岁的女子称，这名婴儿于2026年10月1日在酒店出生时已死亡。曼谷酒店惊魂：警方发现一具足月婴儿尸体

2026年9月30日星期三，泰国航空公司素万那普机场危机恶化，政府采取更强硬措施。随着8000名乘客被困机场，政府对泰国航空公司的愤怒情绪日益高涨。

2026年9月30日，帕塔尼午夜发生袭击事件，蒙面枪手炸毁一家商店并掏空一辆卡车，造成混乱和骚乱。南部深区暴力事件再次袭击帕塔尼，武装人员……

洪灾危机再添泰国政府耻辱，总理阿努廷面临日益高涨的批评声浪 2026年9月30日 洪灾肆虐，曼谷遭受重创，总理阿努廷岌岌可危

尽管商务部长苏帕吉持乐观态度，但泰国政府就美泰贸易协议发出的信息仍然混乱。2026年9月29日，由于苏帕吉的言论，泰美贸易协议陷入停滞。

“乔治·H·W·布什”号航空母舰即将前往普吉岛进行为期6天的休整。该舰将于10月5日靠岸，届时将有超过5000名水兵抵达。2026年9月29日，普吉岛准备迎接5120名美国人员，届时“乔治·H·W·布什”号将抵达普吉岛。

警方正在调查一名缅甸黑帮头目，他于2026年10月4日从印度乘飞机进入泰国，并拥有雄厚的财力。

泰国工业基础遭受洪灾重创。超过4000家企业表示需要财政援助。（2026年10月4日）

众议院委员会主席罗姆将于2026年10月4日星期三致电泰国议员布姆贾伊泰及其澳大利亚籍丈夫，讨论财富问题。

两名德国游客在攀牙府斑马线被撞身亡。2026年10月3日星期五晚，一辆皮卡车撞向他们。

上周泰国遭遇洪灾后，暴雨云团再次聚集，泰国正加紧加强防洪措施。（2026年10月3日）

泰自豪党议员就人民党议员兰西曼·罗姆涉嫌诈骗言论向警方报案 2026年10月2日

泰国航空公司首席执行官因行李危机于2026年10月2日（星期五）被财政部长主持的董事会解雇。

2026年10月2日，一名老人驾驶电动汽车高速冲入曼谷一座拥挤的寺庙，导致一名老妇重伤。

2026年10月2日，普吉岛一名嘟嘟车司机因未支付前往酒店的车费而被一名看起来像中东人的游客殴打。

2026年10月1日，总理因以色列人持续使用本国护照而取消其泰国公民身份，入籍公民身份受到审查。

2026年10月1日，商界领袖就泰国航空至关重要的航空货运通道向泰国航空公司施压，该通道对泰国出口到世界各地至关重要。

商业发展部 (DBD) 于 2026 年 9 月 30 日就代理股东公司事宜联系了 43 个外国大使馆。

2026年9月30日，一名来自克罗伊登的英国母亲因欺骗他人充当毒品运输者而被关押在柬埔寨一所条件恶劣的监狱，面临最高20年的监禁。

现任选举专员再次表达了他对2024年参议院选举调查的担忧（2026年9月30日）

泰国航空公司承认失误，素万那普机场公共区域被行李淹没 2026年9月30日

土耳其纵火犯被捕。他的泰国女友雇佣他销毁其前工作场所的证据。2026年9月29日

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尽管有条形码警告，宪法法院仍维持2月8日大选的合法性，总理松了一口气 2026年9月28日

2026年9月28日，行李混乱导致疲惫不堪的机场工作人员不堪重负，泰国皇家陆军被派往素万那普机场。

2026年9月27日，春蓬府发生一起三角恋恐怖事件，一名政府官员突然发狂，三人全部遇害。

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