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Former Thai boxing champion and 2019 SEA Games gold medalist Ketmani Chasiang is critically ill with brain hemorrhage and spinal fracture, with her family urgently seeking public donations to cover medical costs.

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Ketmani Chasiang, a former Thai national boxing team member and 2019 SEA Games gold medalist, has been seriously injured in an accident and requires urgent hospitalization. A Facebook post by Kesorn Sanlakorn appealed for help with her medical bills. The post states that Chasiang is currently suffering from brain hemorrhage and a displaced cervical spine fracture, with potential vision loss. Her family is requesting assistance to cover substantial medical and treatment costs. Donations can be made to the following account: Name: Wachapol Kongchaem, Krungthai Bank, Account Number: 7260669411. The family asks for shares and assistance from the public.

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