Disaster Thai princess collapses from heart condition at age 44 - Princess collapsed while jogging and was put on life support. Rumors are circulating that she already died, suddenly.

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The Thai King's eldest daughter collapsed from a heart condition on Wednesday evening, Thailand's royal palace says.
Princess Bajrakitiyabha, the eldest daughter of King Vajiralongkorn, collapsed while training her dogs north-east of Bangkok, the palace said.
The 44-year-old was taken to a nearby hospital, then taken by helicopter to Bangkok, where she is being treated.
The palace described her condition last night as "stable to a certain extent".
Medical bulletins from the royal palace in Thailand are typically vague and cryptic, and from the single statement issued about Princess Bajrakitiyabha, it is difficult to gauge how serious her condition is, says the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok.
The statement says nothing about her state of health now. Some reports have suggested it is a lot more serious than stated.

The princess is the daughter of the king's first wife Princess Soamsawali, and his eldest child. She has been a part of her father's innermost circle since he succeeded King Bhumibol in 2016, and has been made a senior officer in the king's personal guard.
She is the most visibly accomplished of the inner royal circle, with post-graduate degrees in law from two US universities.
King Vajiralongkorn has not yet named an heir to the throne, but Princess Bajrakitiyabha is widely viewed as the most suitable successor.
Being one of the king's three children who have formal titles, she is eligible for the throne under a 1924 Palace Law of Succession.
She is a fitness enthusiast and also has a long record of advocating penal reform in Thailand.
She is especially vocal for female prisoners, of which Thailand has one of the world's highest populations.

She was Thailand's ambassador to Austria from 2012 to 2014.

 

[OrangeJuliusEvola]

Honestly I'm amazed they've kept their monarchy running as long as they have, considering what an absolute shitshow it is.

Thai royal history is just rife with nutters, degenerates or both getting the throne, with the occasional Mongkut or Bhumibol showing sanity and competence and keeping everything from falling apart. Now we're back to the norm of nutters and degens.

 

[The Nothingness]

So which monarchy may fall into disorder next?

 

[Kel1 shi1]

Someone really should look into this "Died suddenly" pandemic.

 

[NoReturn]

Climate change claims another one.

Conspiracy theory. This was clearly a case of winter vagina.

 

[WonderWino]

It's going to cause alot of political turmoil in Thailand if she dies, she was pretty much groomed to keep the family in power. The next in line to the throne is a 17 year old autist.

It's rumored she's basically dead and being kept alive until the new year to stop everything from shutting down over new year due to the 30 days of mourning that will happen when it's announced she's dead.

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Well if the thai king is so concerned about keeping her going for a few weeks he should get archies muvvah involved. She's an expert in drawing out announcing somebody is dead when they're vegetables surviving off of life support

 

[SIMIΔN]

It's going to cause alot of political turmoil in Thailand if she dies, she was pretty much groomed to keep the family in power. The next in line to the throne is a 17 year old autist.

She has/had a Doctorate in Law from Cornell University and a lot of diplomatic experience.
She is also happens to not be a 17 year old Autist.

Their grandfather was a great man, and even their Chris-tier lolcow father hasn't eroded support for the institution of monarchy. I really hope she pulls through with her faculties intact.

 

[polonium]

Honestly I'm amazed they've kept their monarchy running as long as they have, considering what an absolute shitshow it is.

It's illegal to criticise the monarchy over there and they have quite strict internet censorship.