Investigation into Baan Sermsuk Care Center for Abuse and Illegal Operations

The reporter explains how the 'Mae Phat' case in Kanchanaburi led to the discovery of Baan Sermsuk in Nonthaburi.

Details of the joint inspection by health officials and police, and the suspicious removal of a police notification box.

Patients in the male ward use hand signals and secret notes to beg for help and report the use of chains.

Patients describe being chained upon arrival and the duration of their stay, some since 2023.

The manager, 'Pa Khiao', denies abuse and claims patients are well-fed and cared for.

A mother reports paying 20,000 baht monthly and noticing bruises on her child's face.

Officials reveal the center had 97 patients despite a 9-bed permit, earning millions monthly.

A patient who has been there for 3 years defends the center, claiming good care and no chains.

Former resident 'Fah' describes being chained to pillars and a friend's death due to physical punishment.

Another victim, 'Mint', describes being abducted from home and forced to use urine buckets.

Update on Mae Phat filing charges against her son and the Kanchanaburi center operators.

Japan, son of the Kanchanaburi center owner, admits to using 'cages' for safety but denies torture.