Chula Hospital, Director of Chula Hospital revealed that autopsies on the 6 Vietnamese bodies have been completed. Waiting for clarity from the investigators. Are there still any doubts? Waiting for relatives to contact to receive the bodies. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chanchai Sittiphan, Director of Chulalongkorn Hospital and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University, revealed the progress of the autopsy on the Vietnamese who were poisoned in a luxury hotel in the Ratchaprasong area. He said that the medical team has now completed the autopsy and examination of all 6 Vietnamese bodies. They have coordinated with the investigators and all relevant parties to see if there are any suspicious points or if any additional information is needed. However, from what they have followed up on, they believe that there should be no doubts. As for the detailed explanation of the autopsy, there will be discussions with all parties for the thorough explanation of the suspicious points, not just the Chula forensic me dical team. For the cyanide poison test in the body, the medical team has already collected samples. The relatives can take the deceased's body back. However, receiving the autopsied body, according to the procedure, the relatives of the deceased must first contact the Vietnamese Embassy and the US Embassy to bring documents to contact the forensic department to receive the body, including the investigator informing the hospital that there are no more doubts, then permission will be given to take the body back. At present, the relatives of the deceased have not contacted the forensic department, it is expected that the process is underway. Source: Thai News Agency
The autopsy on the Vietnamese man has been completed and relatives are waiting to contact him to claim the body.
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