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Crime Thai Army Condemns Fatal Beating of Conscript, Instructors Jailed
File photo for reference only The Royal Thai Army (RTA) has extended condolences to the family of Vorapach Padmasakul, an 18-year-old conscript who died last year following a brutal beating during disciplinary training. In response to this tragic incident, two military instructors and eleven senior conscripts received sentences ranging from 10 to 20 years in prison. Maj Gen Winthai Suvaree, the army spokesman, addressed the incident, denouncing it as a grave violation of military discipline, law, and the army chief’s policy. He emphasised the utterly unacceptable nature of such actions, underscoring the RTA's commitment to preventing future occurrences. Vorapach, a new recruit stationed with the 3rd Infantry Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment, King’s Guard, died on August 2, 2024. His medical report revealed severe injuries, including brain swelling, fractured ribs, a punctured lung, a fractured collarbone, and spinal damage. The RTA has firmly supported legal proceeding against those responsible, ensuring an immediate and thorough investigation. Military legal mechanisms facilitated the apprehension and prosecution of the offenders. Despite attempts by some perpetrators to flee, coordinated efforts between the army and police swiftly led to their capture. The army’s strong stance reflects a commitment to uphold discipline and justice, expressing hope that such incidents will cease to occur. The RTA aims to learn from this tragedy, promoting a safer and more accountable environment for all service members. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-05-29 -
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Report British Man Nabbed Smuggling Cannabis from Bangkok to Newcastle
A disgraceful comment that has been reported -
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ELC International Schools Summer Arts Programme - Limited Places Available!
ELC International Schools Summer Arts Programme - Limited Places Available! Our Purple Elephant 39 location offers toddlers a protected and supportive environment for play-based learning. The Summer Arts Festival showcases engaging themes like Light and Shadow Elements and Landscape Construction. Young participants engage in interactive projects that encourage exploration, creativity, and development. First Session: June 23 through July 11 Second Session: July 29 through August 15 The City School Thonglor (3 to 11 years) Children aged 3 through 11 at The City School Thonglor participate in dynamic weekly programmes that blend artistic expression, scientific discovery, design thinking, and narrative creation. These sessions feature imaginative and hands-on experiences including: Musical theatre productions Technology exploration with robots, drones, and 3D modelling Culinary arts and nutrition projects Visual arts and creative painting Global exploration activities Author meet-and-greets with storytelling workshops Wellness and mindfulness practices These interactive experiences encourage innovative thinking, teamwork skills, and self-confidence development within an enjoyable and welcoming atmosphere. First Session: June 23 through July 4 Second Session: July 29 through August 8 Registration Process Spaces are limited and filling up quickly. Enrol now to give your child a summer full of creativity, confidence, and joyful learning. Visit elc.ac.th/summer-school or contact activities@elc.ac.th to reserve your spot today. Don’t miss out! Make this summer one to remember. About ELC International Schools Over four decades, ELC International Schools has cultivated educational enthusiasm through individualised instruction that honours every student's unique qualities. Intimate class sizes, project-based learning, and customised approaches develop inquisitiveness, imagination, and self-assurance whilst strengthening analytical thinking, teamwork abilities, flexibility, and social awareness. In August 2024, ELC launched its sixth campus, The Dove Centre, an innovative establishment dedicated to supporting students with specialised learning requirements through assistive technology, sensory-optimised environments, and integrated programmes. ELC's facilities are crafted to encourage discovery and investigation. Our comprehensive global curriculum integrates smoothly with educational systems internationally, establishing solid groundwork for continuous achievement throughout life. Sponsored - Original article by The Thaiger -
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Report Thai Transgender YouTuber Claims Discrimination at Chinese Airport
Wonder why immigration questioned him? Nut and her boyfriend. | Photo via Instagram/ @nisamanee_nutt Photo via Facebook/ สะบัดแปรง Nut and her family in Guangzhou, China. | Photo via Facebook/ สะบัดแปรง -
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Finance Foreign Nationals Face Account Bans in Bangkok Bank Crackdown
Not an issue. people that visit Thailand as a tourist, does not need a Thai bank account -
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Andrew Tate's Legal Counterattack Allegations of Harassment and Intimidation
If it's just the women, why not go to Russia? Or Hungary? Or a warm climate like Brazil or Thailand? I don't get it. Romania?
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