Did an ailing Thai woman die because her electricity was cut off over pending dues?


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BANGKOK: The granddaughter of a bedridden patient who had her electricity cut off on Tuesday (Oct 1) and later passed away, said she had forgiven the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), hoping that this incident would serve as a lesson.

Police have said they were willing to look into the case.

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