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Thailand Live Wednesday 24 December 2025

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Chinese Media Assess Cambodian Weapons Damage in Sisaket

 

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A team of Chinese journalists from China Media Group conducted a fact-finding mission in Sisaket province on December 24th to assess damage caused by recent weapons fire from Cambodia. Their visit, facilitated by Col. Phasakorn Plotnai-Mueang, deputy commander of the 2nd Development Regiment, focused on civilian areas in the Saothongchai subdistrict, Kantharalak district. This inquiry aims to evaluate the extent of the impact on local communities and infrastructure.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1382701-chinese-media-assess-cambodian-weapons-damage-in-sisaket/

 

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Thai Police Arrest Fugitives Linked to Chinese Mine Incident

 

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Thai police have detained a Chinese businessman, 56-year-old Liu Hongbo, and his wife in Phuket. This follows their evasion of legal responsibilities in China related to a fatal flooding at Liu's gold mine, which resulted in multiple deaths. The arrest was coordinated with Chinese authorities who had requested assistance in locating the duo.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1382702-thai-police-arrest-fugitives-linked-to-chinese-mine-incident/

 

Man Arrested in Bangkok for Illegal Coral Trade, Items Seized

 

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Authorities have arrested a 33-year-old man named Chitiphat for illegally trading protected corals and sea anemones from his residence in Bangkok. A joint task force from the Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Division (NED) and the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources confiscated 245 items, including live marine corals and sea anemones. The environmental impact of this illegal activity remains undetermined.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1382703-man-arrested-in-bangkok-for-illegal-coral-trade-items-seized/

 

Russian Couple Fined for Indecent Act on Pattaya Beach

 

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A Russian couple faces a fine after being caught having sex on Jomtien Beach in Pattaya, Thailand, early on December 24. The incident was reported by a Thai witness around 2 am, citing discomfort caused to nearby residents and tourists. Despite the couple leaving before police arrived, multiple witnesses confirmed their actions.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1382704-russian-couple-fined-for-indecent-act-on-pattaya-beach/

 

Phuket: Chaos as Foreign Tourist Allegedly Slaps Thai Woman

 

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A street altercation between a foreign tourist and a Thai woman disrupted the Patong area of Phuket on December 23. The incident began when the tourist allegedly slapped the woman, provoking a fight that involved multiple people and chairs being thrown. Footage of the chaos was shared on social media, drawing attention to the recurring issues of nightlife disturbances in the region.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1382706-phuket-chaos-as-foreign-tourist-allegedly-slaps-thai-woman/

 

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Clashes Continue Along Thai–Cambodian Border, Army Reports

 

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The Second Army Region has reported continued clashes at multiple points along the Thai–Cambodian border, with fighting ongoing in several contested areas as of 24 December 2025. The update said Thai forces had carried out counter-attacks in areas including Phu Ma Khuea, Huai Ta Maria and Pha Mo I Daeng, destroying several Cambodian targets while maintaining troop safety.

 

Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1382632-thailand-deploys-t-50th-in-combat-for-first-time/#findComment-20294695

 

Cambodia Seeks GBC Ceasefire Talks as Thailand Sets Conditions

 

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Cambodia’s Ministry of Defence has formally requested ceasefire talks with Thailand under the General Border Committee (GBC) mechanism, amid continued clashes along the Thai–Cambodian border. Thailand has responded by insisting that Cambodia must demonstrate sincerity by meeting three specific conditions before any ceasefire agreement can be signed. The move signals a possible diplomatic opening but leaves immediate fighting unresolved.

 

Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1382713-cambodia-seeks-gbc-ceasefire-talks-as-thailand-sets-conditions/

 

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