‘Misconduct’ probe sought

Supachai Jaisamut, a Bhumjaithai list MP plus party registrar, offers petitioned the House panel on public wellness to launch a probe against the state-run hospital movie director, accusing the head hospital of misconduct plus insulting his excellent.

Dr Supat Hasuwanakit, director of Chana District Hospital in Songkhla who is also the particular administrator of the Facebook page of the Rural Doctor Society (RDS), is the target of the petition.

Mr Supachai’s request came after the physician posted an opinion on Facebook criticising the latest reshuffle of executives at the Ministry associated with Public Health which usually he said was missing good governance. Doctor Supat also allegedly accused the ministry of pursuing the “deviant” cannabis plan.

Mr Supachai said he or she found Dr Supat’s criticism unfair while the comments over the decriminalisation of cannabis, a Bhumjaithai Party policy, was an offend to the doctor’s superior at the ministry.

Mr Supachai said, he furthermore asked the same Home committee to look into the RDS’s alleged misconduct in its previous Covid-19 tracking and examining project carried out in many communities in Bangkok.

He or she said he believes the project, right now being investigated with the ministry itself, did not conform to the ministry’s regulations.

According to a source, Pakon Mungcharoenphon, a Bhumjaithai MP for Surin in his capacity because the chairman of the House panel, has already included Mr Supachai’s petition at the committee’s meeting plan for Sept eight.

In his response, Dr Supat insisted the Ministry of Public Wellness reshuffle was really uncommon and that the RDS found nothing incorrect in voicing the opinions on behalf of the city of medical doctors as well as other health workers within the matter.

As for the cannabis issue, he said, no medical doctors are supposed to voice support for the decriminalising of cannabis for recreational purposes.

He also insisted the RDS’s Covid-19 testing task, conducted in Come july 1st and August a year ago, was a charity and nothing in it could be problematic.