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The transcription below features news stories from across Thailand and Southeast Asia, as presented on the Good Morning Thailand program with hosts Alex and Jay. Coverage includes everything from a U.S. nurse injured in a Krabi moped crash to the rising death toll following the devastating earthquake in Myanmar.

 

1. US Nurse Injured in Krabi Moped Crash
An American ICU nurse suffered severe facial injuries in a Krabi moped crash. After emergency treatment in Bangkok, she was flown home, facing a long recovery.

 

2. Australian Teen Dies in Koh Samui Crash
A 19-year-old Australian tragically died in a Koh Samui motorbike accident. His death highlights the dangers of Thailand’s roads.

 

3. Thailand Urged to Tackle US Tariff Shock
Thailand faces economic pressure as a 36% US tariff threatens trade. Experts warn of investment delays and market competition shifts.

 

4. Thai Homeowners Offered Aid After Quake
Thai residents affected by the Myanmar earthquake can claim up to 49,500 baht for repairs. Officials stress the need for swift recovery efforts.

 

5. Bangkok Drug Suspect’s Bizarre Escape Attempt
A Bangkok drug suspect smeared faeces on police in a failed escape attempt. He now faces serious drug and firearm charges.

 

6. Phuket Introduces Songkran Truck Safety Rules
Phuket launches a safety campaign for Songkran, limiting pickup truck passengers and enforcing stricter road safety measures.

 

7. Cambodia Downplays US Tariff Concerns
Cambodia urged calm after the US imposed a 49% tariff on imports, insisting the move is economic rather than political.

 

8. Malaysia Suspends MH370 Search Again
Malaysia halts the MH370 search due to weather conditions, but families continue demanding answers 11 years after its disappearance.

 

9. Myanmar Quake Death Toll Surpasses 3,000
Over 3,000 people have died in Myanmar’s devastating earthquake. A temporary ceasefire allows aid, but tensions remain high.

 

10. China Arrests Filipinos for Alleged Espionage
China detains three Filipinos accused of spying, escalating diplomatic tensions with the Philippines amid growing South China Sea disputes.

 

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