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Weight-loss pills believed to be behind teacher’s death

Thursday, 11 Apr 2019 | 12:19 AM MYT

BANGKOK (ANN): A teacher was found dead in a bedroom in her father’s home on Wednesday after allegedly taking a dose of weight-loss pills, police said.

Chalida Watanasin, 32, was found dead at 8.45am after her father noticed she had not got up.

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