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The transcription below presents news stories from across Thailand and Southeast Asia, as featured in the Good Morning Thailand program, hosted by Alex and Jay. The coverage includes reports on a Belgian MMA fighter fending off attackers in Pattaya and Indonesia’s richest woman losing $3.6 billion in a stock crash.

 

Belgian MMA Fighter Fends Off Attackers in Pattaya
A Belgian MMA fighter defended himself against four attackers in a Pattaya parking dispute. Despite being outnumbered, he used his training to fend them off. No charges were filed after an amicable resolution.

 

Foreign Shoplifters Wanted in Koh Phangan Theft
Police in Koh Phangan are searching for two foreign shoplifters caught on CCTV. The shop owner demanded the stolen goods be returned or paid for before legal action is taken.

 

Dutch Tourists Fined for Indecent Dancing in Phuket
Two Dutch tourists were fined for provocative dancing on Bangla Road. The act, filmed for social media, was deemed inappropriate, leading to a 2,000 baht fine each.

 

Severe Storm Wreaks Havoc in Chiang Rai
A powerful storm damaged temples, schools, and a hospital in Chiang Rai, injuring four people. Authorities are providing aid and repairs.

 

Thai Lower House Passes Bill Easing Alcohol Ads
Thailand’s parliament approved a bill easing alcohol ad restrictions, benefiting small producers. The bill now awaits Senate approval.

 

Thailand’s National Parks to Allow Alcohol in Designated Zones
Thailand’s national parks may soon permit alcohol in designated areas with permits, aiming to balance visitor enjoyment and public order.

 

Cambodia to Open Chinese-Renovated Naval Base
Cambodia will inaugurate its China-funded Ream naval base, raising U.S. concerns over Beijing’s regional influence in the South China Sea.

 

Philippines Charges Teacher for Child Exploitation
A Filipino teacher faces multiple charges for sexually exploiting students as young as six. Authorities vow to ensure justice for victims.

 

Ho Chi Minh City Battles Rising Child Obesity
Over 37% of students in Ho Chi Minh City are obese due to urban lifestyles. Officials plan interventions to reduce obesity rates by 2030.

 

Indonesia’s Richest Woman Loses $3.6 Billion in Stock Crash
Marina Budiman, Indonesia’s richest woman, lost $3.6 billion in three days as her data center company’s stock plummeted.

 

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