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Thailand reels at story of mother taken against her will to a prison like nursing home with caged beds for inmates
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Key facts
- Volunteers deny assault and explain ฿15,000 payment as police examine claims of a forced removal from home
- Meanwhile, two rescue volunteers admitted receiving ฿15,000 to remove her from home but denied assaulting her
- Police probe a family nightmare as Mother Phat, 63, accuses her son of arranging her removal to a nursing home
- 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
- The private institution, which housed 92 residents, has now been closed by government order
- Meanwhile, two rescue volunteers paid ฿15,000 to remove her from home, reported to Bangkok police.
Summary
### Police probe a family nightmare as Mother Phat, 63, accuses her son of arranging her removal to a nursing home. She claims two years of captivity. Caged beds are uncovered, the facility is shut and two volunteers explain their ฿15,000 transport fees.
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.
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.