3 police officers were injured in the rally visit to support each other

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03 November 2021 – 22:00

3 police officers were injured in the rally visit to support each other contract if recovered ready to return to duty to the fullest extent

Police Lieutenant Nitinai Klongsom, or Nong Mick, was a crowd-controlling police officer who had been injured in the rally at Din Daeng intersection. His condition improved until he recovered and came to visit and support him. Lt. Col. Thanawut Jirakchen, or P. Bass, and Pol. Lt. Col. Dejwit Lettesson, or P. Dawit, who were injured from the gathering situation as well. who are still being treated in the police hospital

The said police officers encouraged each other, one of the injured police said. Who doesn’t love me? But we have to love each other and each other to fight the injuries and send encouragement to each other’s families. They also made a promise that when recovered, they would return to serve as peacekeepers. to the fullest potential

Pol Col. Ying Sirikul Kritpittayabun, deputy spokesman for the Royal Thai Police, said that the two policemen were injured from assembly situation Police Lieutenant Colonel Dejwit Lettesson, who was injured on October 6 in the past.

Recently, the patient felt good. do as told talk about He could speak, but his voice was still hoarse and unclear. His right arm was able to move horizontally. The left arm and both legs can be lifted. Give physical exercise to exercise the muscles of the arms and legs. Practicing walking with crutches on 3 legs with supporters. Left eye is still red. Feeding via tube. due to having to practice swallowing Still need to continue to monitor treatment.

As for Pol. Lt. Col. Thanawut Jirachachen, who was hit by a pipe bomb on the right side of his face on September 11, 64, his right eye had faint vision. Left eye can see normally, ear can hear normally, still need to practice opening mouth physically. He was able to open his mouth slightly and was able to eat only liquid food. Both police officers continued to be treated in hospital, and police chief Pol Gen Suwat Chaengyodsuk expressed his concern to all wounded police officers. with the doctor who owns the patient The injured person was well taken care of