15 Thai Returnees from Israel: 4 Injured, 2 Shot in Leg and Knee, Health Screening at Bamras Institute

The Ministry of Public Health Announces Return of Injured Thai Nationals from Israel

Screening and Support to Be Provided for 15 Returnees at Bamras Institute

The Ministry of Public Health has reported that 15 Thai individuals have returned from Israel on the first flight, with four of them sustaining injuries during their stay. Among the injured, two individuals have suffered gunshot wounds to their leg and knee, necessitating the use of a wheelchair. Upon arrival at the Bamras Institute, comprehensive screenings for both physical and mental health will be conducted.

If it is not convenient for the returnees to stay at the institute, arrangements can be made for them to temporarily reside with their relatives. Furthermore, the Medical Contingency and Assistance Team (MCATT) has been prepared to provide continuous support to the injured individuals and their families within the local community.

On October 12, Dr. Thongchai Keeratihatthayakorn, Acting Director General of the Department of Disease Control, emphasized the importance of the preparations undertaken to ensure the well-being of the returnees. He explained that upon arrival at the quarantine center within the Bamrasnadura Institute of Infectious Diseases, comprehensive screenings will be conducted to assess their physical and mental health. The initial reports suggest that two Thai workers have been shot and injured, with their condition currently stable. If subsequent screening reveals no underlying health or psychological issues, the returnees will have the option to immediately return to their homes. However, for those unable or unwilling to do so, the detention center building at the Bamrasnadura Institute of Infectious Diseases will be made available for their temporary accommodation. Individuals with mental health concerns will undergo further evaluation, while the MCATT team will closely monitor their progress within the designated area.

The paramount concern at present revolves around the psychological well-being of the injured individuals and their families, as their physical health does not seem to be a major cause for worry. It is worth noting that the region of Israel from where they originated has not experienced any significant disease outbreaks.

Among the first group of Thai nationals returning from Israel, four individuals have sustained injuries. One individual, hailing from Tak Province, has been shot in the leg, while another, from Phayao, has suffered a gunshot wound to the knee. Both require the use of a wheelchair. The remaining two injured individuals are residents of Surin, with one having sustained an injury to the right shoulder and the other to the left arm. The remaining 11 individuals, from various hometowns including Nakhon Ratchasima, Nong Bua Lamphu, Chiang Rai, Yasothon, Nong Khai, Udon Thani, Sakon Nakhon, and Ubon Ratchathani, have not sustained any injuries and are able to walk normally.

The Ministry of Public Health reveals that 15 Thais returned from Israel on the first flight, 4 injured, 2 found to have been shot in the leg and knee. Must use a wheelchair. On arrival at Bamras Institute physical and mental health will be screened. If it is not convenient, you can ask to stay with relatives first Prepare the MCATT team to follow up with the injured and their families in the area.

On October 12, Dr Thongchai Keeratihatthayakorn Acting Director General of the Department of Disease Control Discussing preparations to take care of 15 Thai people returning from Israel on the first flight, he said after arriving at the quarantine center building Bamrasnadura Institute of Infectious Diseases There will be screening physical and mental health. At the start it was said that two Thai workers were shot and injured and required the use of wheelchairs. But the symptoms are safe. Regarding screening if there is no disease No psychological effects and wish to return, they can return immediately. But if it is not convenient, you can stay in the detention center building. Bamrasnadura Institute of Infectious Diseases along with relatives Those with mental problems will be further evaluated and the MCATT team will follow them to the area. to assess the state of mind In terms of the current concern, it is more about the state of mind of those who have been injured and their families. I think my physical health is not a big problem. This is because the area of ​​Israel has not had a worrying outbreak of the disease.

For the first group of Thais who returned, there were 4 injuries, the first was a person from Tak Province, who was shot in the leg, and a person from Phayao who was shot in the knee. Both had to ask to use a wheelchair, while the other two were residents of Surin. Injury to the right shoulder and a resident of Nong Bua Lamphu was shot in the left arm. Able to walk normally for the remaining 11 people whose hometowns are Nakhon Ratchasima, Nong Bua Lamphu, Chiang Rai, Yasothon, Nong Khai, Udon Thani, Sakon Nakhon and Ubon Ratchathani.

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