2023-09-13 09:47:54
Students, teachers, and the general public are in a state of confusion over a recent controversy involving medical certificates from government hospitals. The drama began when a famous school teacher shared a picture of a medical certificate from a district hospital in Chiang Mai Province. The certificate was submitted by a 15-year-old student as evidence of sick leave during the final exam period.
What caught everyone’s attention was the date stated on the medical certificate – it indicated that the child was sick with dengue fever and required leave to study from December 30, 1899, to December 30, 1899. The certificate was issued on September 11, 2023, and was signed by a doctor as the physical examiner.
This peculiar situation quickly turned into an online spectacle as netizens marveled at the retrospective sick leave mentioned on the certificate. Sick leave dating back to 1899, precisely 124 years ago, seemed implausible and raised many eyebrows.
In response to the uproar, students from the school in question have reached out to the hospital, seeking clarification and a new medical certificate. It is believed that there might have been a glitch in the hospital’s computer system, resulting in the issuance of an outdated certificate.
Teachers at the school are emphasizing the importance of following regulations set by the Ministry of Education, especially during final exams. According to these regulations, students must provide a valid medical certificate if they are unable to attend exams due to illness.
As the confusion continues to grow, parents, teachers, and students are eagerly awaiting an explanation from the hospital regarding this extraordinary incident. In the meantime, this bizarre case serves as a reminder of the unexpected twists that can occur in the ever-advancing world of technology and bureaucracy.]
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