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Rayong Woman Seeks Media Help Over Stalled Domestic Violence Case
A 42-year-old hotel housekeeper in Rayong has reported a lack of progress in a severe domestic violence case involving her ex-partner, despite filing a police report nearly a year ago.
According to a report by Khaosod Online, a 42-year-old hotel housekeeper in Rayong province has reached out to the media to express concerns regarding her safety and the status of a legal case. The woman alleges that in September 2025, she was severely assaulted by her then-partner, a 37-year-old man identified as Mr. Sak. The injuries sustained were significant enough to require a month of hospitalization at Rayong Hospital.
Following the incident, the victim filed a formal complaint with the Phe Police Station on September 25, 2025. However, she reports that nearly a year has passed without significant progress in the investigation. Furthermore, the woman claims she continues to face ongoing harassment and threats from her former partner, including recent warnings that he would throw acid on her face.
For residents and expatriates in Thailand, this case highlights the complexities victims may face when navigating the local legal system regarding domestic disputes. While the victim has sought public attention to expedite the process, the official status of the investigation and the specific reasons for the delay remain to be confirmed by the relevant authorities at the Phe Police Station. As this is an ongoing legal matter, the details regarding the perpetrator's current whereabouts and the police's procedural timeline are subject to further verification.
Translated from Thai.
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