Man Dies in Modified Herb Steaming Jar After Self-Treatment from YouTube Guide
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Key Quotes
"If you're going, come along. Let's go together."
ถ้าจะไปก็มาเด้อ ป่ะไปด้วยกัน
"If I had gone into the steam with my husband, I would have surely died with him."
ถ้าตนเข้าไปอบกับสามีก็คงเสียชีวิตไปด้วยกันแน่แน่
Key Entities
Person
Narin (Tom)(นายนรินทร์ หรือต้อม)
A 37-year-old man who died after self-treating with a modified herbal steam jar.
Dr. Somchai Chotiyaprichaya(ดร.นพ.สมชายโชติ ปิยวัชร์เวลา)
The Director-General of the Udon Thani Provincial Health Office who delegated the investigation.
Mr. Somchai Chinwanichjaroen(นายสมชาย ชินวานิชย์เจริญ)
Chief of the Traditional Thai Medicine Group, who inspected the scene and provided expert opinion.
Mr. Thanakorn Khamhanphon(นายธนกร คำหารพล)
District Public Health Officer of Kumphawapi, who participated in the site inspection.
Ms. Kanchana (Kan)(น.ส.กาญจนา หรือกาน)
The wife of the deceased, who provided details about the incident and her husband's condition.
Organization
DPH Udon Thani(สสจ. อุดรธานี)
The provincial health office that investigated the death and provided expert opinion on the cause.
The platform from which the deceased learned the method for modifying a water jar into an herbal steam chamber.
Place
Tum Tai Subdistrict(ต.ตูมใต้)
The subdistrict in Kumphawapi District, Udon Thani Province, where the deceased resided.
Kumphawapi District(อ.กุมภวาปี)
The district in Udon Thani Province where the incident occurred.
The province in Thailand where the incident took place.
Pako Subdistrict(ต.ปะโค)
The subdistrict where health officials and village health volunteers were dispatched from for the investigation.
Condition
Object
Anglo stove(เตาอั้งโล่)
A type of charcoal stove used for heating, which contributed to the suffocation due to its placement in a confined space.
Law
Establishment Act(พ.ร.บ.สถานประกอบการ)
Legislation that may regulate establishments that could be hazardous to health, implying the need for licenses.