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10 Thais Released By Hamas, Another 20 Likely Still Detained

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Thais released by Hamas. Photos: Matichon

 

THE Thai embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed this morning (Nov. 25) that Hamas has released 10 Thai hostages and not 12 as originally reported with all of them undergoing a checkup at Shamir Medical Centre Hospital, Matichon newspaper said.

 

The names of the 10 released hostages are as follows:

 

1) Ms. Natthawaree Munkan;

2) Mr. Santi Bunprom;

3) Mr. Bunthom Phankhong;

4) Mr. Mongkol Phajuabboon;

5) Mr. Witoon Phumi;

6) Mr. Wichai Kalapat;

7) Mr. Bancha Kongmanee;

8) Mr. Buddi Saengbun;

9) Mr. Uthai Thunsri;

10) Mr. Uthai Saengnuan.

 

The Thai Charge d’Affaires and other officials visited the released hostages and helped with translation with their families being notified.

 

They will be at this hospital for 48 hours with Israeli doctors providing full care. There are six medical teams each consisting of doctors, nurses and social workers with Thai-speaking  psychologists also roped in to talk to each of them.

 

by TNR Staff 

TOP: Thais released by Hamas. Photos: Matichon

 

Full story: THAI NEWSROOM 2023-11-25

 

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