Bangkok Taxi Driver Attacks Passenger

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The transcription below features news stories from the Good Morning Thailand program, hosted by Alex. Highlights include incidents such as a Bangkok taxi driver's violent attack on a passenger and the unique concept of Japan’s "Cuddle Cafes" offering emotional comfort.

 

1. Bangkok Taxi Driver Attacks Passenger
A heated argument in Bangkok’s Silom district turned violent when a taxi driver slashed a passenger's face, leaving a 10-cm wound requiring 32 stitches. Quick action by bystanders restrained the driver, and police are investigating.

 

2. Skeleton Found in Chon Buri Suitcase
A human skeleton found in a suitcase in Chon Buri has prompted a police investigation. The bones, believed to be over three months old, were discovered by construction workers.

 

3. Photographer Arrested Over OnlyFans Content
Bangkok police arrested a photographer, "Thanakrit," for distributing obscene content on OnlyFans, earning over 2 million baht. He faces multiple legal charges.

 

4. Leicester City Owners Sue Over Crash
The family of late Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha is suing Leonardo SpA for £2.15 billion, alleging a design flaw caused the 2018 helicopter crash.

 

5. Phuket Eases Building Height Restriction
The Thai Cabinet has lifted Phuket’s 80-meter building limit, allowing developments up to 140 meters in designated areas, sparking environmental concerns.

 

6. Thailand’s Weather Alert
A cold spell will drop temperatures by 1-3°C in northern regions and bring heavy rain to the south. Mariners are advised to avoid stormy areas.

 

7. Uyghurs Face Deportation Concerns
43 Uyghurs detained in Thailand for over a decade fear deportation to China amid concerns of persecution. Activists urge international intervention.

 

8. Protests in China Over Student Death
Violent protests erupted in Shaanxi, China, after a student’s death sparked allegations of a cover-up. Authorities ruled the death accidental.

 

9. South Korea Air Crash Recorders Fail
Investigators revealed recorders on the Jeju Air crash stopped four minutes before impact, leaving questions about the cause of the tragic accident.

 

10. Japan’s Cuddle Cafes Offer Comfort
Japan’s “Cuddle Cafes” combat loneliness by offering paid emotional support through hugs and conversations. Critics warn of deepening isolation.