Bangkok: The Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC) has confirmed that Bawornthat Pengsuk, known as "Hlun Solo," holds a travel accident insurance policy with coverage of 5 million baht. This policy covers accidents and murder but does not include pre-existing conditions. Meanwhile, Dr. Jed has shared information about sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) on Facebook.
According to Thai News Agency, information from the Thai Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, indicates that Bawornthat Pengsuk, an online travel channel owner, has been missing for about two weeks while filming content in Georgia. Local police have assured embassy officials that Bawornthat's belongings remain untouched, and a thorough investigation is underway. The Embassy pledges to respect the family's privacy and collaborate closely with them throughout this process.
Previously, representatives from the Royal Thai Embassy in Ankara traveled to Tbilisi, Georgia, to meet with local authorities. They have updated Mr. Bowornthat's relatives on the current situation and plan to engage with the Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to expedite the investigation process.
Chulalongkorn University has expressed deep sorrow over the death of "Hlun," a participant in their Rural Development Program. The university's official Facebook page conveyed condolences to the family of Mr. Bowornthat Pengsuk, a graduate of their Faculty of Political Science. The message highlighted his impact and contribution, stating, "May he rest in peace and remain in the memories of those who have traveled the world."
Kwan Pimapsorn, a prominent drama producer and an alumna of the same faculty, shared her condolences, emphasizing Hlun's exceptional talent and the significance of the scholarship he earned at Chulalongkorn University. Her message honored his legacy, saying, "May Hlun rest in peace. Thank you for dedicating your life as a wonderful inspiration to many people with dignity and pride."
Adisorn Pipatvorapong, Deputy Secretary-General for Legal Affairs and Inspection at the OIC, provided further details about Hlun Solo's insurance policy. He clarified that the policy covers death by accident or murder but excludes pre-existing conditions. In instances of sudden death during sleep, it is classified as a disease, whereas death resulting from gas inhalation is deemed accidental. Relatives are encouraged to submit any additional documents to the OIC for assessment.
Additionally, Dr. Jetsada Boonyawongviroj, known as Dr. Jet, addressed sudden death syndrome on Facebook, explaining that this phenomenon often occurs in seemingly healthy young or middle-aged men. The condition is linked to abnormalities in the heart's electrical system, which are not detectable during an autopsy. Dr. Jet highlighted the importance of understanding these underlying issues to explain unexplained deaths accurately.