The parents of a five-day-old baby in Ang Thong, Thailand, are demanding answers after their child died at a state hospital under suspicious circumstances. An autopsy revealed a depressed skull fracture and a broken ankle, injuries occurring after a reported Chinese banquet was held within the hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). The parents are questioning if the event contributed to their baby’s death and have called for a thorough investigation. Paweena Hongsakul, a local advocate, is assisting the family in seeking justice and clarity. Authorities have not yet released official statements regarding the banquet or the cause of the infant’s injuries. The incident has sparked outrage and concerns about hospital protocols and patient safety. This case highlights potential negligence and raises questions about the suitability of hosting events in sensitive medical areas.