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The transcript provides the overview of Good Morning Thailand program, hosted by Alex. Covering the varied news stories from across Thailand and some Southeast Asia countries. Ranging from ex-Thailand prime minister facing the Lese Majeste charge to deadly typhoon in Philippines.

 

1. **Thaksin Facing Lese Majeste Charges**: Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra has been indicted for allegedly insulting the monarchy during a 2015 interview. Thaksin, who returned to Thailand in August 2023, faces these charges amidst political tensions.

 

2. **Brawl at Bangla Boxing Stadium**: A brawl broke out at Bangla Boxing Stadium in Phuket during a May 26 event after an Irish boxer taunted his Russian opponent following a close win. Both fighters later apologized, and no injuries were reported.

 

3. **Thai Woman Arrested for Extortion**: Arisa, a 29-year-old woman, was arrested for a 2.8 million baht investment scam involving coerced nude clips. She is in custody, facing further legal proceedings.

 

4. **Chinese Tourists Criticized for Inappropriate Behavior**: Chinese tourists sparked outrage after allowing their child to urinate near the Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall in Bangkok. The incident has raised concerns about tourist behavior at sacred sites.

 

5. **Rise in Mpox Cases After Songkran**: Thailand reports a rise in mpox (formerly monkeypox) cases, primarily in Bangkok, following the Songkran festival. Authorities urge vigilance and symptom monitoring.

 

6. **Heavy Rains Expected from La Niña**: The ONWR warns of heavy rains from August to September due to La Niña, despite overall lower rainfall this year. Flash floods are possible, and farmers are urged to expedite rice planting.

 

7. **Deadly Typhoon Hits Philippines**: Typhoon Ewiniar has caused significant damage in the Philippines, leaving at least seven dead and thousands affected. The typhoon caused floods and closed seaports.

 

8. **Fatal Turbulence Incident on Singapore Airlines Flight**: Severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight from London to Singapore resulted in one death and dozens injured. The flight diverted to Thailand, and investigations are ongoing.

 

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