Indian tourist Monica Gupta found herself cheated in Krabi, Thailand. For treatment after eating the gummies, he had to pay around Rs 1 lakh for an IV drip in the hospital.
₹1 lakh for 3 IV drips’: A shocking case has come to light in Krabi, Thailand, where the hospital staff charged around Rs 1 lakh from an Indian tourist for installing an IV drip. Now this woman has shared this scary incident on social media. Rajasthan-based travel vlogger Monica Gupta shared this incident on Instagram and warned her followers about this experience.
Condition worsened after eating Phuket
In the video, Monica Gupta told that she and a friend started feeling something strange after eating strange gummies that she bought in Phuket. At around 2 o’clock in the day, he started feeling that he would not be able to survive without treatment. She said, “We started experiencing strange symptoms. We felt heaviness in the heart and started having trouble breathing. My friend vomited at least 20 times in just 15 minutes.” After this we contacted a local hospital for immediate help. Upon reaching the hospital, both were put on IV drips for about 30 minutes, during which they were kept unconscious.
Hospital bill doubles after sleeping
Initially, he was given a treatment bill of 17,500 baht (about ₹48,000). But she was still sleeping at this time, she did not wake up for more than three hours, she also missed her flight. After this, when she reached the counter to pay the hospital bill, she was charged 36,000 baht (about Rs 1 lakh).