Trump to Attend ASEAN Ceasefire Signing

The transcription below features news stories from across Thailand and Southeast Asia, as covered in the Good Morning Thailand program hosted by Alex and Jay. The stories range from a ceasefire bringing Donald Trump to Southeast Asia to Thailand preparing for the upcoming high season.

1. Trump to Attend ASEAN Ceasefire Signing
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a ceasefire at the ASEAN summit, aiming to ease border tensions. The “Kuala Lumpur Accord” will be signed later this month, with Donald Trump expected to attend the ceremony in Malaysia.

2. Thailand Pushes Scam Crackdown in Talks with Cambodia
PM Anutin reaffirmed that tackling scam operations is a key condition in talks with Cambodia. The move ties cybercrime control to border security and regional cooperation.

3. Woman Breaks Into Official’s Home in Udon Thani
A woman with a history of mental illness was found living inside an official’s rented home — cooking, bathing, and unpacking her things. Police later escorted her back to her residence for monitoring.

4. 120-Year-Old Stupa Collapses in Nakhon Phanom
Heavy rains caused a century-old stupa to collapse in Nakhon Phanom. No one was hurt, but restoration plans are underway amid growing concern over weather damage to heritage sites.

5. Four Israeli Soldiers Arrested in Koh Pha Ngan Drug Party
Police arrested four Israeli soldiers after a French tourist reported a drug-fueled party on Koh Pha Ngan. Authorities say more nightlife crackdowns may follow.

6. Chinese Tour Guide Under Probe for Threatening Tourists
A Chinese tour guide in Thailand is being investigated after allegedly threatening tourists who refused to buy souvenirs. Officials warn that such conduct could lead to license suspension.

7. Indian Man Arrested for Brandishing Fake Gun in Siam Square
An Indian national was detained after waving a fake gun in Bangkok’s Siam Square, sparking panic. Police are investigating his motives and possible charges.

8. Thailand Targets 12 Million Tourists for High Season
Thailand’s Tourism Ministry aims to attract 12 million visitors this high season, focusing on key markets and regional travel recovery.