Nattchonon Calls on NACC to Expedite Case Resolution Over 1.3 Million Baht Medical Expenses, Cites Impact on Position and Public Trust
Songkhla MP Nattchonon Srigokeua urged the NACC to expedite resolution of a case involving 1.3 million baht in medical expenses, arguing the delayed decision affects his eligibility for royal honors and public trust.
At 12:40 p.m. on May 4, 2569 at the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters, MP Nattchonon Srigokeua of Songkhla addressed criticism of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) for not prosecuting a case involving approximately 1.3 million baht in medical expenses received from another person in 2562 in exchange for hiring a personal expert consultant. He stated the matter is currently under appeal at the NACC stage.
He explained that when he appeals, there will be additional witness examination procedures, but he personally wants a decision made immediately because it significantly affects him—including matters of royal honors that he has missed opportunities for over the years. He asked the NACC to reconsider his request, confirming this is not an attempt to manipulate the case, and requested the fastest possible resolution as it may impact his future position and public confidence. He stressed this concerns medical treatment, not fraud or serious corruption.
"It was merely medical treatment, surgery—I nearly died but survived, though politically I nearly perished. I came back to work and ask for the chance to return to serving the nation," Nattchonon said.
