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Russians in Thailand organized fundraiser to help treat boy with burns

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Russians in Thailand organized fundraiser to help treat boy with burns


20.10.2021

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Nearly $20,000 raised at the initiative of the Orthodox Church in Thailand Foundation, will be used to cover medical expenses for a boy who suffered burns. At the moment, the boy is being treated in one of the medical institutions in Bangkok, the Russian Embassy in Thailand writes on its Facebook page.

The accident with the Russian boy Misha Ivanov happened in a park in Chiang Mai. While in the park with his mother, Misha received severe burns in a geyser. The boy was hospitalized in a local hospital andwas transferred to one of the capital's hospitals later thanks  thanks to a charity event.

The honorary consul of Russia in Chiang Mai promised to help pay for medical bills. It is noted that due to the severity of the injuries, treatment will take a lot of time, but the participants in the charity event wish the boy a speedy recovery.

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