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dom samui

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  1. Still need to be VERY CAREFULL IN SAMUI these days:

    Today :From a friend:

    "My DIL works at Samui Airport she called us this morning saying thousands of tourist asked for living Samui to spend Songkran elsewhere in Thailand, also more scary she told us Police are looking for 2 other (supposed) bombs still somewhere on the island (?) "

    Not sure what is your agenda.This is an UNCONFIRMED source & is simply scaremongering.Thousands of people trying to leave, first thing to do is check flights before making such posts.

    Dear Roo,

    what do you mean with "Not sure what is your agenda" ?

    Im just cariing about people LIVES, dont you?

    When you say :".This is an UNCONFIRMED source & is simply scaremongering........

    "first thing to do is check flights before making such posts."

    Do you think i m stupid ?

    So i'll let you see BY YOURSELF :

    Here are the screencaptures of:

    1/ BKK airways website when i want to book a flight to Bkk now.

    2/Same with Thai Airways. (website is out of order NOW and same for the phone line : 022887000.

    So...... Can you see so many seats available ???????post-36154-0-60293200-1428895005_thumb.jpost-36154-0-82900500-1428895008_thumb.jpost-36154-0-60775900-1428895014_thumb.jpost-36154-0-70134800-1428895016_thumb.j

    May i ask you what is your agenda with me ? (This post and your private message ?

    Many thanks

    Have a SAFE and NICE Thai new year.

  2. Still need to be VERY CAREFULL IN SAMUI these days:
    Today :From a friend:
    "My DIL works at Samui Airport she called us this morning saying thousands of tourist asked for living Samui to spend Songkran elsewhere in Thailand, also more scary she told us Police are looking for 2 other (supposed) bombs still somewhere on the island (?) "

  3. Koh Samui: -- A powerful car bomb exploded at the underground parking lot of Central Festival department store in Samui Island, wounding six people.

    Ten cars were damaged in the explosion.

    Meanwhile a fire also broke out at Sahakorn Coop food centre in Surat Thani, almost at the same time as the explosion in Samui Island, burning down its warehouse where Otop products were stored.

    The explosion at Central Festival store at 10.30 pm Friday night came as shoppers were still shopping inside the store.

    The bomb was hidden in a Honda Jazz sedan bearing the fake licence plate of Chonburi province.

    Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/104888

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    -- Thai PBS 2015-04-11

  4. Thai Teens Arrested for Killing Burmese Man on Koh Samui

    SURAT THANI — Three Thai teenagers have been arrested for allegedly killing a 22-year-old Burmese man on the southern island of Koh Samui, despite a police officer's earlier suggestion that the killers must have also been Burmese.

    The three suspects, said to be 18, 17, and 16 years of age, were arrested on 2 March. According to police, they confessed to stabbing Thet Soe Tar, 23, to death on the night of 27 February.

    Pol.Col. Thewet Pluemsutthi, superintendent of Bo Put Police Station, said the teens told police that they were riding a motorcycle on the night of 27 February when Thet collided into them with his motorcycle, leading to an argument.

    The suspects reportedly asked Thet to pay 500 baht in damages, but the Burmese man said he did not have any money on him, and told the suspects to follow him to his home where he had cash.

    "The deceased guided them onto Soi Mod Yim in Bo Put district. It was a dark and isolated street. The Burmese man then decided to put up a fight, and the suspects assaulted the victim, before they stabbed him and cut his throat at the crime scene," Pol.Col. Thewet said. "They took the deceased's motorcycle to be burned in a coconut orchard ... before they went home and pretended that nothing happened."

    Police say they managed to track down the suspects using CCTV footage and witnesses' testimonies. They have been charged with armed robbery that lead to the death of another.

    In the wake of the killing, Pol.Col. Sirichai Kertsri, deputy superintendent of Bo Put Police Station, said he believed Thet was murdered by another Burmese because of their "violent" behavior.

    "We believe [the perpetrators] are from Burma, judging from their violent behavior. They like to use violence," Pol.Col. Sirichai said on 27 February.

    There are more than one million Burmese migrant workers in Thailand, many of whom are not officially registered under Thai law. Their lack of legal protection, coupled with widespread discrimination against Burmese people in Thailand, means they are often subject to abuse by employers, police, and human traffickers.

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