The attack was recorded by a survei

The attack was recorded by a surveillance camera and "went viral" on Thai social media.

Child Promotion and Protection Bureau director Supatcha Suthipol said yesterday the agency would wait to see what police investigators find, because Article 26 of the act prohibits a person from abusing a child physically or mentally; offenders can be punished by up to three months in prison and/or a fine of up to Bt30,000, or by other laws for more severe punishment - in this case the criminal code will be used.

Given that many people criticised the Act's light penalties for child abusers, Supatcha said related agencies were discussing amendments and would try to promote the public understanding about the law.

Supatcha cited a 2013 report by the Public Health Ministry that 19,229 abused children sought help at One Stop Crisis Centres (at 300 hospitals); 4,256 were physically abused, 13,226 were sexually abused, while 776 suffered mentally abuse, 647 were abandoned and 324 were exploited.

In regard to the attack on the toddler, stepfather Anont Phimnoo reportedly told police that he had drunk three bottles of rice whisky and the boy kept running in and out of the room so he beat him out of anger. He told others that the boy fell down the stairs, so he sent him for treatment at a hospital, but he then fled to another province.

Anont apologised to the boy's family for what happened. "I love him like my own child. I never hit him before nor verbally threatened anyone," the man told police, adding that he was under stress about being a sole breadwinner and his ex-wife leaving him.

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The Attack was Recorded by a surveillance Camera and "went viral" on Thai social Media. Child Promotion and Protection Bureau Director Supatcha Suthipol said Yesterday the Agency would wait to See What Police investigators Find, because Article 26 of the Act prohibits a person from abusing. a child physically or mentally; Can offenders be punished by up to Three Months in Prison and / or a fine of up to Bt30,000, or by Other Laws for More severe punishment - in this Case Will the Criminal code be used. Given that many people criticized the Act's Light. penalties for Child abusers, Supatcha said Related Agencies were discussing amendments and would TRY to promote the Public understanding About the Law. Supatcha cited a 2,013th Report by the Public Health Ministry that 19,229 abused Children sought help at One Stop Crisis Centres (at 300 Hospitals). ; 4,256 were physically abused, 13226 were sexually abused, while 776 suffered mentally abuse, 647 were Abandoned and 324 were exploited. In regard to the Attack on the Toddler, Stepfather Anont Phimnoo reportedly told Police that He had Drunk Three bottles of Rice whiskey and the. boy kept running in and out of the room so he beat him out of anger. He told others that the Boy fell down the Stairs, Him so He Sent for Treatment at a Hospital, but He then fled to another Province. Anont apologized to the Boy's Family for What happened. "I love him like my own child. I never hit him before nor verbally threatened anyone," the man told police, adding that he was under stress about being a sole breadwinner and his ex-wife leaving him.

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The attack was recorded by a surveillance camera and "went viral" on Thai social media.

Child Promotion and Protection. Bureau director Supatcha Suthipol said yesterday the agency would wait to see what police, investigators find because Article 26 of. The Act prohibits a person from abusing a child physically or mentally;Offenders can be punished by up to three months in prison and / or a fine of up, to Bt30 000 or by, other laws for more severe. Punishment - in this case the criminal code will be used.

Given that many people criticised the Act 's light penalties for. Child abusers Supatcha said, related agencies were discussing amendments and would try to promote the public understanding. About the law.

.Supatcha cited a 2013 report by the Public Health Ministry, that 19 229 abused children sought help at One Stop Crisis Centres. (at 300 hospitals); 4 256 were, physically, abused 13 226 were, sexually abused while 776, suffered mentally abuse 647 were,, Abandoned and 324 were exploited.

In regard to the attack on, the toddlerStepfather Anont Phimnoo reportedly told police that he had drunk three bottles of rice whisky and the boy kept running. In and out of the room so he beat him out of anger. He told others that the boy fell down, the stairs so he sent him for. Treatment at, a hospital but he then fled to another province.

Anont apologised to the boy 's family for what, happened. "I love him like my own child.