Thailand Orders Urgent Checks of Care Homes After Elderly Admitted Without Consent
The Thai government has ordered enhanced inspections of elderly and disability care centers nationwide following reports of seniors being admitted without full consent. In Kanchanaburi, 104 residents at one facility have completed initial screenings, with health assessments by specialists underway.
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