A baby boy, rescued from a man who kidnapped him from Bang Len Hospital in Nakhon Pathom province, is still under close observation on Tuesday, after doctors diagnosed him with cerebral oedema, a swollen eyelid, an infection and hypoxemia.
The doctors said on Tuesday that, after thorough examination, the baby who was born on August 11 suffers from an intracerebral haemorrhage and would be prescribed an anticonvulsant for at least one year. He will be kept under close watch for possible brain related symptoms.
Police have detained Nantajak Silprasert, 43, a native of Nakhon Pathom, after raiding his house on August 14 and finding the baby inside.
The infant was snatched from his bed while his mother was sleeping nearby at about 3.50am on August 13.
The kidnapping came to light when Facebook user Saowarot Sapsamreng posted a photo of a missing baby and that of a man from CCTV footage…
