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Chinese Nationals Arrested for In-Flight Theft
Picture courtesy of Siam Rath Swift response from Suvarnabhumi police leads to the arrest of two Chinese men accused of theft aboard a flight. Authorities at Suvarnabhumi Airport apprehended two Chinese nationals on 10th April, implicated in a theft aboard Air Macau flight NX996. The incident came to light as the plane approached Suvarnabhumi Airport, with a fellow passenger observing suspicious activity. Police investigations, led by Suvarnabhumi's aviation security in collaboration with local law enforcement, identified suspects Mr Han, 54, and Mr Wang, 46. Both were found with 80,000 Baht in Thai currency. The stolen money linked to two separate complainants — Mr Tang, whose 30,000 Baht was stolen from his overhead luggage, and Miss Ding, who reported 50,000 Baht missing from her bag. A vigilant American traveller witnessed one suspect rifling through Mr Tang's backpack and alerted the airline crew. As suspicion mounted, the perpetrators attempted to jettison the incriminating cash, pleading with staff to avoid police involvement. Miss Ding, upon discovering the theft at her hotel, returned to the airport to file a report, supporting the initial complaint. The accused denied all allegations during questioning. Further checks confirmed their inclusion on a watchlist for suspected aviation theft activities. Thai Tourist Police, continually monitoring these suspects, are advocating increased reassurance for passengers. In light of this incident, Tourist Police Commander Pol. Lt. Gen. Sakssira Pheuak-auem reaffirmed the commitment to safeguarding tourists. The organisation remains the first line of assistance for visitors in Thailand, promoting safety and secure stays. For any suspicious activities, tourists are encouraged to contact the Tourist Police hotlines or use the Thailand Tourist Police app. Based on a story by Siam Rath -- 2025-04-11 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 11 April 2025
Mid-Air Theft, Chinese Caught After American Passenger Sounds the Alarm Pictures courtesy of Khoasod. Two Chinese nationals were apprehended at Suvarnabhumi Airport on 10 April, after an in-flight theft was reported aboard an Air Macau service, thanks to the swift actions of a vigilant American passenger. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357459-mid-air-theft-chinese-caught-after-american-passenger-sounds-the-alarm/ -
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Shake it...!!!
Tina did. And, this is one of her best and most explosive performances of all time.... -
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Thaksin Warns: Thailand's Economic Woes Worse Than 1997 Crisis
that must be fake news ... the 10k handout to millions of people (meant to fulfill a campaign promise, or let's be honest, a vote-buying scheme) was supposed to stimulate the economy ... but as expected, it seems to have done nothing ... except bring the thaksin clan back to power ... ... as they say, every country gets the government it deserves ... -
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Nurse Suspended After Refusing to Use Preferred Pronouns for Transgender Sex Offender
The tranny pedo has a mental disorder. Sorry if you haven’t figured that fact out yet. Perhaps some day.
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