FUKUSHIMA Lives on the Line

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88Farewell ceremony on June 2, 2011, for Dr. Pangkanon and Ms. SakulnoomJoint briefing of the first Thai medical group and their FMU colleagues, before visiting refugeesJoint briefing of the second Thai medical group and their FMU colleagues(Ms. Kim Sakulnoom, second from left: Dr. Suthipong Pangkanon, far right)Farewell ceremony on May 19, 2011, for Dr. Waranawat and Ms. Aswinanonh.International Medical SupportA medical team from the Kingdom of Thailand came all the way to Fukushima to support medical care in the wake of the March 11 earthquake and subsequent tsunami. They comprised two groups: Dr. Naris Waranawat and Ms. Rungtiwa Aswinanonh (registered nurse) in the first group and Dr. Suthipong Pangkanon and Ms. Kim Sakulnoom (registered nurse) in the second.The teams made the rounds of refugee centers across Fukushima along with FMU pediatric specialists and infectious diseases specialists. Our Thai colleagues provided insightful consultation and advice regarding health management for infants and children.The first group worked from May 9 until May 19, assisting at 15 refugee centers, and the second group from May 23 until June 2, assisting at 16.A farewell ceremony was held on June 2, the last day of their four-week service, as a token of gratitude for their invaluable dedication to refugee care.We sincerely appreciate medical support from the Kingdom of Thailand.Medical Teams of the Kingdom of Thailand and FMU Cooperate in Refugee CareFMU welcomes Ms. Rungtiwa Aswinanonh (third from left) and Dr. Naris Waranawat (sixth from left), the first medical team members to arrive from the Kingdom of Thailand.

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