Structural Concerns Reported at Chet Samian Hospital in Ratchaburi
Cracks and structural deterioration have been observed in the support pillars of Chet Samian Hospital in Ratchaburi, raising safety concerns.
According to a report by Matichon Online on November 7, 2026, structural damage has been identified at Chet Samian Hospital in Ratchaburi province. Observers have noted significant cracking and subsidence in the facility's support pillars. The damage is reportedly severe enough that the concrete has broken away, exposing rusted steel reinforcement bars within the structures. For residents and visitors in the area, these reports highlight potential safety risks regarding the integrity of the hospital building. While the visual evidence of structural decay is concerning, the immediate impact on hospital operations and the specific areas affected remain to be confirmed by official engineering assessments. Authorities have not yet issued a formal statement regarding the stability of the building or whether any sections of the hospital will be cordoned off for repairs. Those planning to visit the facility for medical services are advised to monitor local news updates for further information from provincial health authorities or hospital management regarding the safety of the premises.
