PHUKET – A domestic disturbance involving a Canadian family in Phuket resulted in a police intervention in the early hours of Sunday, leaving two children injured and their mother hospitalized. The incident unfolded at a private residence on Sai Yuan 11 Road in Rawai, Mueang district.

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Police were alerted around 12:30 a.m. on December 21, 2025, after neighbors reported an assault at the home. Officers from Chalong Police Station arrived to find a six-year-old Canadian girl injured inside the house. According to a statement, a foreign neighbor had already taken the girl’s 13-year-old brother to Dibuk Hospital after the boy sought help, alleging that their mother had attacked both siblings.

Simultaneously, police received a separate report about a disoriented foreign woman with self-inflicted abdominal injuries. Patrol officers detained the woman, identified as the 45-year-old Canadian mother of the two children. Inside the residence, police discovered knives believed to have been used during the incident, along with blood stains throughout the home, notably in a downstairs bathroom where the six-year-old girl had reportedly hidden.

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Authorities coordinated with the Khaimuk Centre to transport both the injured girl and her mother to Chalong Hospital for treatment. Police are monitoring their medical conditions and plan to conduct further questioning once both are stable. The case has underscored the critical role of community vigilance and the coordinated response between police, rescue workers, and medical services.

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Investigators have not yet detailed potential charges or legal proceedings, emphasizing that the current focus is on the welfare of the children and the medical recovery of those involved. The case remains under active investigation by Chalong Police Station, with further updates expected after relevant assessments and interviews are completed.

-Thailand News (TN)