Elderly Care Center Owner's Son Admits Designing Locked Bed Cages
The son of an elderly care center owner in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, has admitted to designing the facility's controversial bed cages, stating they were intended as a safety measure. Authorities are investigating potential legal violations, as the center cares for psychiatric patients who, if severely agitated, require transfer to specialized facilities.
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