Urgent Bangkok O Negative Blood Donors Needed

Category: Tourism, Posted:07 Dec 2019 | 08:11 am

Well-known Phuket hospitality veteran Sue Ultmann is in urgent need of O Negative blood donors.

She has been in hospital in Phuket but has now moved to Bumrungrad Hospital in Bangkok.

If you, your family or friends can assist, please go to the Red Cross in Bangkok or ring the Pathology at Bumrungrad to give blood there.

It is important that you state the blood is for Susanne Ultmann at Bumrungrad hospital Room 1067.

She needs transfusions for at least another 5 days. She is unable to accept visitors at this time.

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