Husband appeals to Pavena Foundation over fatal C-section error

Khaosod•Society•19d ago

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A husband has sought help from the Pavena Foundation after his 35-year-old wife died following a C-section surgery at a northern hospital.

•A 35-year-old woman died after a doctor accidentally ruptured her bladder and uterus during a C-section.
•The husband filed a complaint with the Pavena Hongsakul Foundation to seek justice.
•The incident occurred at a hospital in northern Thailand.
•The Ministry of Public Health and the hospital are investigating the cause and offering remedies.

•A husband reported that his 35-year-old wife died due to excessive blood loss after a doctor ruptured her bladder and uterus during a C-section at a hospital in northern Thailand.
•The husband submitted evidence and a complaint to the Pavena Hongsakul Foundation to seek fairness.
•On August 5, 2026, reports indicated that the Pavena Hongsakul Foundation had received the complaint.
•The Pavena Hongsakul Foundation coordinated with the Inspector General of the Ministry of Public Health.
•On August 6, a meeting will be held in Chiang Mai with Dr. Piya Siriluck, the Inspector General of the Ministry of Public Health Region 1, and related doctors.
•The unnamed hospital has established an investigation committee to find the true cause of the incident.
•The unnamed hospital stated it is ready to provide remedies to the family of the deceased.

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Pavena Hongsakul Foundation(มูลนิธิปวีณาหงสกุล)

A foundation that received a complaint from a husband regarding his wife's death during surgery.

Ministry of Public Health(กระทรวงสาธารณสุข)

The government ministry whose Inspector General is coordinating with the Pavena Hongsakul Foundation.

Dr. Piya Siriluck(นพ.ปิยะ ศิริลักษณ์)

The Inspector General of the Ministry of Public Health Region 1 who will attend a meeting in Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai Province(จ.เชียงใหม่)ℹ️

The location where the meeting between the Pavena Hongsakul Foundation and health officials will take place.