Hospital down to last two months of funding (opens original article in a new tab)

A hospital in Chiang Rai, Thailand, has only two months of funding left due to rising fuel prices and declining donations, leading to shortages of medicines and supplies.

• A Buddhist-run hospital in Chiang Rai faces two months of funding remaining due to rising fuel prices and declining donations.
• The hospital provides free medical treatment, including dentistry and general medicine, to underprivileged patients with 90 beds and modern equipment.
• Abbot Phra Paisan Prachatorn stated that reduced temple visitors and donations have led to shortages of medicines, supplies, and staff support.