Thailand Reports 60,000 Unplanned Pregnancies in 2025
Data from the 1663 hotline reveals that 60,000 individuals sought assistance for unplanned pregnancies in 2025, with the vast majority opting for termination.
According to statistics released by the 1663 hotline, a dedicated service for unplanned pregnancy counseling in Thailand, there were 60,000 reported cases of unplanned pregnancies during 2025. The data indicates that 94.8% of these individuals ultimately decided to terminate their pregnancies.
For residents and long-term expatriates, these figures highlight the ongoing demand for reproductive health services and counseling support within the country. The 1663 hotline serves as a primary point of contact for those navigating these sensitive health decisions, providing information on available options and medical pathways.
While these statistics provide a clear overview of the volume of cases handled by the service, they do not necessarily represent the total number of unplanned pregnancies across the entire nation, as some individuals may seek care through other private or public medical channels. Furthermore, the data does not detail the specific demographic breakdown or the underlying socioeconomic factors contributing to these figures. Those seeking medical advice or information regarding reproductive health services in Thailand are encouraged to consult with licensed healthcare professionals or official public health resources to understand the current legal and medical frameworks available.
