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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 24 March 2025
UK-Thai Trade Relations Reach Turning Point in 170th Year File photo courtesy of UK in Thailand - Facebook The United Kingdom and Thailand are poised on the brink of a trade and diplomatic renaissance as they celebrate 170 years of bilateral relations. The inaugural UK-Thailand Investment Conference was recently hosted in Thailand, providing a platform for Matt Western, UK Trade Envoy to Southeast Asia, to discuss next steps in strengthening the trade relationship between the two nations. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355495-uk-thai-trade-relations-reach-turning-point-in-170th-year/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 24 March 2025
Brawl Over Limited Edition Handbag Spurs Police Response Pictures courtesy of Amarin TV In an unexpected turn, a fight erupted among queuers hired to secure a limited edition handbag outside a shopping centre in Nonthaburi, Thailand, late last night. As tensions flared, the brawlers mysteriously vanished before the police arrived at the scene. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355496-brawl-over-limited-edition-handbag-spurs-police-response/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 24 March 2025
Bangkok Police Nab Chinese Fugitive Linked to B11 Billion Fraud Picture courtesy Siam Rath In a dramatic turn of events, Thai immigration police have captured Zhang Wei, a Chinese national sought after in connection with a colossal embezzlement case estimated at 2.4 billion yuan (about 11 billion baht). Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355507-bangkok-police-nab-chinese-fugitive-linked-to-b11-billion-fraud/ -
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Bangkok Police Nab Chinese Fugitive Linked to B11 Billion Fraud
Picture courtesy Siam Rath In a dramatic turn of events, Thai immigration police have captured Zhang Wei, a Chinese national sought after in connection with a colossal embezzlement case estimated at 2.4 billion yuan (about 11 billion baht). The arrest took place in the bustling Ratchaprasong area of Bangkok, as confirmed by Pol Lt Gen Panumas Boonyaluck, commander of the Immigration Bureau. Zhang Wei was implicated in a complex scheme orchestrated with other accomplices to siphon funds from a prominent construction firm based in Shandong, a province in northeastern China. This alleged crime, committed in 2024, prompted Zhang to flee China's legal grasp, finding refuge in Bangkok under the assumed identity of "Tu Nan." He entered Thailand masquerading as a citizen of Vanuatu, utilising a falsified passport from the Pacific island nation. Upon his arrival, Zhang's stay was marred by legal discrepancies, as his visa had reportedly lapsed on 12th March, without any steps taken for its renewal. This oversight caught the attention of local immigration authorities, who soon traced him to an upscale hotel in the Ratchaprasong area, setting the stage for his eventual arrest. During the police confrontation, Zhang attempted to maintain his false identity, communicating in Chinese and insisting on his Vanuatu citizenship. He claimed to have lost his passport but offered a photograph as evidence of his identity. However, these efforts were in vain. Biometric scanning sealed his fate, aligning his real identity with that of the man wanted in China. This technological verification led to his apprehension, firmly placing him back on the radar of the authorities. Pol Lt Gen Panumas Boonyaluck lauded the officers’ diligence in handling the case and confirmed Zhang Wei's detention, pending extradition proceedings. This arrest underscores the growing cooperation between international law enforcement agencies in tackling cross-border financial crimes, ensuring fugitives are brought to justice despite geographical barriers. Such high-profile arrests not only highlight the resourceful measures fugitives take to evade capture but also demonstrate the commitment of Thai authorities to maintaining their country's integrity as a lawful haven, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2025-03-24 -
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Brawl Over Limited Edition Handbag Spurs Police Response
Pictures courtesy of Amarin TV In an unexpected turn, a fight erupted among queuers hired to secure a limited edition handbag outside a shopping centre in Nonthaburi, Thailand, late last night. As tensions flared, the brawlers mysteriously vanished before the police arrived at the scene. The chaos unfolded at around 11 p.m. despite the calm initial arrangements. When a reporter arrived, some queuers were still lingering, with others choosing to rest on the sidewalk or nearby lawns. Many held out hope that the sale might continue, even after police announced its cancellation. Security personnel, along with officers from Bang Yai police station, cordoned off the area to prevent further altercations. The aftermath left behind clumps of hair, possibly belonging to a woman believed to have instigated the brawl. In light of the police's announcement, some queuers began dispersing, albeit reluctantly. Cars gradually ferried these individuals away, as disappointment hung in the air. Mr. Suphirat, a 27-year-old hired queuer, explained that he and his friends were tasked with obtaining up to two of the coveted handbags, in either black or ivory. Their reward was 泰铢800 for a successful effort, or 泰铢400 merely for queuing. The mood turned sour when the queue length exceeded the supply limit of 150 bags, resulting in verbal exchanges escalating into physical clashes. Even attempts by a lone security guard were ineffective in halting the melee. Suphirat confessed his unfamiliarity with the handbag brand and remained puzzled over the frenzied rush for items priced at less than 泰铢2,000. "Why resort to violence for these handbags?" he questioned. Pol. Col. Sirapop Anusiri, head of Bang Yai police station, informed the public that the brand had advertised via social media about selling 300 exclusive handbags at the mall from 10 a.m. today. As the dust settled, the violent participants had vanished without leaving any reports or charges. The incident underscores the sometimes extreme lengths to which individuals will go for limited-edition items, turning a retail opportunity into an unexpected spectacle of chaos and confusion, reported Amarin TV. -- 2025-03-24 -
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UK-Thai Trade Relations Reach Turning Point in 170th Year
File photo courtesy of UK in Thailand - Facebook The United Kingdom and Thailand are poised on the brink of a trade and diplomatic renaissance as they celebrate 170 years of bilateral relations. The inaugural UK-Thailand Investment Conference was recently hosted in Thailand, providing a platform for Matt Western, UK Trade Envoy to Southeast Asia, to discuss next steps in strengthening the trade relationship between the two nations. Western's engagement with the Bangkok Post during his visit provided insights into the strategies intended to deepen economic ties. Key milestones have already been achieved: the signing of the Strategic Partnership Roadmap in 2024, coupled with the Enhanced Trade Partnership inked in September of the same year. These agreements signify a concerted effort to eliminate trade barriers and facilitate market access—an agenda aimed at catapulting trade and investment endeavours. Western asserts that these initiatives are crucial to leveraging emerging opportunities, with a particular focus on extending collaboration into sectors such as education, automotive, clean energy, and defence. Education emerges as a promising sector for mutual growth, suggests Western, who foresees increased student exchanges and academic collaboration enhancing cultural and educational links. The existence of UK curriculum-based schools in Thailand is a fitting foundation for this enhanced engagement. In the automotive sector, with Thailand's robust position as a manufacturing hub, there are significant opportunities for UK companies to invest. Western expressed intentions to reduce trade barriers, thereby facilitating increased UK automotive presence in Thailand—a move that promises mutual economic benefits. Clean energy also presents a ripe arena for cooperation, aligned with the UK's "Invest 2035" strategy. Western foresees Thai investments transforming the UK's renewable energy landscape, particularly in wind and solar projects, a collaboration crucial to meeting global sustainability goals. Furthermore, defence manufacturing could offer fertile ground for partnership. The UK’s strategy prioritises this sector, and increased defence spending opens avenues for Thai participation. Western pointed out, "Defence will play a key role in international trade, offering Thailand access to pioneering UK defence innovations." The dialogue around these pressing matters coincides with the 170th anniversary of UK-Thai relations—a milestone Western considers an opportune moment to strenghten and reimagine the collaboration. As both nations look forward to 2025 and beyond, the groundwork laid today is predicted to heighten competitiveness and catalyse economic growth. The enduring diplomatic ties serve not only as a symbolic handshake over the years but as a solid platform to augment trade and investment across pivotal sectors, ushering in a promising future for both the UK and Thailand, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2025-03-24
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