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The transcription below features news stories from across Thailand, hosted by Alex on the Good Morning Thailand program. The topics range from a British tourist facing prison after a fatal scooter crash in Pattaya to a Thai-Norwegian partnership aimed at protecting Bangkok’s “green lung.”

 

1. British Tourist Faces Prison in Pattaya Fatal Crash
A 22-year-old British tourist, Brandon Mills, could face up to 10 years in prison after a motorbike stunt in Pattaya killed a local woman. He admitted fault, and while not under the influence, his charge was upgraded to reckless driving causing death.

 

2. Volunteer Claims Threats Over Temple Donations
A foreign volunteer says she received death threats after helping AIDS patients at a Lop Buri temple, which reduced donations. Investigations revealed alleged land mismanagement and embezzlement linked to temple figures.

 

3. Pheu Thai Denies Prayut Rumours
The Pheu Thai Party dismissed claims it would back Prayut Chan-o-cha as prime minister, reaffirming support for Paetongtarn Shinawatra ahead of an ethics hearing over a leaked audio scandal.

 

4. Chiang Mai Police Seize 700 kg of Meth Hidden as Durian
Thai authorities intercepted 700 kg of meth disguised in durian sacks in Chiang Mai. The shipment, traced to Myanmar and bound for Taiwan, highlights international drug networks.

 

5. Bangkok Mall Glass Door Shatters, Injuring Children
A glass door at a Silom mall collapsed suddenly, injuring two children. Debate continues over whether the break was caused by force or structural flaws. The mall apologised but gave no technical explanation.

 

6. Cambodian Landmine Allegations Surface in Surin
Thai forces found a Cambodian soldier’s phone containing videos of landmine use in Surin. Thailand accuses Cambodia of treaty violations, while Phnom Penh calls the evidence fabricated.

 

7. Scam Compounds in Cambodia Exposed as Modern Slavery
Amnesty International reports that over 50 scam compounds in Cambodia are operating as hubs for forced labour, trafficking, and torture, with victims trapped under armed guard and misclassified as criminals.

 

8. Thai-Norwegian Partnership to Protect Bangkok’s Green Lung
Bangkok’s Bang Kachao will see new conservation efforts under a Thai-Norwegian project aimed at protecting biodiversity, boosting sustainability, and involving local communities.

 

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