A Thai tourist was admitted to the Koh Larn Community Medical Center suffering from severe vomiting of blood, tragically leading to his death. The deceased was identified as 39-year-old Sitthikorn K from Phetchabun Province. His body showed significant trauma, including a swollen head, a bruised right eye socket, and multiple contusions on his right shoulder, torso, and both calves. He had died approximately 1-2 hours before arriving at the medical center.
Sitthikorn’s wife, Ms. Lee (alias), recounted that they had been vacationing on Koh Larn for three days. On the morning of July 13, he had breakfast at 7 a.m. but began vomiting blood around 11 a.m. Despite her efforts to seek medical help, Sitthikorn insisted on resting until he became unresponsive at 2 p.m. Ms. Lee rushed him to the community medical center, where he was pronounced dead.
Ms. Lee explained that her husband’s bruises were pre-existing, as he frequently stumbled and fell due to heavy drinking and suffered from cirrhosis and hypertension.
Investigating officer Pol. Maj. Col. Thanya Udtong of the Pattaya City Police Station stated that the exact cause of Mr. Sitthikorn’s death remains undetermined. The Sawang Boriboon Foundation has been tasked with transferring the body to Banglamung Hospital for a thorough autopsy to ascertain the precise cause of death before releasing the body for religious rites.
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