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Thailand COVID-19 Cases Climb for 11th Straight Week
The transcription below features news stories from across Thailand and Southeast Asia, covering topics from Thailand’s 11th consecutive week of rising COVID-19 cases to the arrest of Miss Grand International in a supplement fraud case. Thailand COVID-19 Cases Climb for 11th Straight Week Thailand reported over 31,000 new COVID-19 cases between May 11–17. Experts warn actual numbers could be much higher due to underreporting and urge the public to stay cautious. Outrage as Thai Father Kicks Six-Year-Old Boy A father in Trang sparked national outrage after a viral video showed him kicking a child at a kindergarten. Police charged him with assault as the school banned parents from entering. Tourists and Transgender Group Clash in Pattaya Brawl A violent fight broke out on Pattaya Beach between foreign tourists and transgender individuals over a disputed transaction. Police are reviewing footage and investigating both parties. Worker Missing After Bangkok MRT Construction Landslide Rescue teams are searching for a worker buried in a 19-metre-deep pit after a landslide at the MRT Orange Line site in Bangkok. Authorities pledged a full investigation. Phuket to Host Colorful City Pride Parade in June Phuket will hold City Pride 2025 on June 28, featuring a rainbow parade, art zones, and live music to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights and promote inclusive tourism. Thailand Proposes 10-Year Visa, 99-Year Land Leases Thailand plans to introduce a 10-year tourist visa and 99-year land leases to attract long-term residents and boost economic sectors like tourism, tech, and logistics. Lightning Kills Three Tourists at Angkor Wat A lightning strike at Cambodia’s Angkor Wat killed three people on May 17. Officials remain silent amid concerns about tourism impact, while aid has been offered to victims’ families. Six Dead, 14 Missing in Papua Gold Mine Landslide A landslide at a remote gold mine in Indonesia’s Papua region killed six and left 14 missing. Search operations were paused due to weather and access challenges. Marcos Open to Duterte Reconciliation Amid Political Tensions Philippine President Marcos signaled openness to reconciling with the Duterte family following impeachment proceedings and public dissatisfaction with government services. Miss Grand International Arrested in Supplement Fraud Case Vietnamese beauty queen Nguyen Thuc Thuy Tien was arrested for promoting misleading fiber supplements. Investigators found the product contained laxatives, not real nutritional value. -
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Panicked Trump Lashes Walmart for Telling Truth on Tariffs
Why should they, when China has already paid the tariffs to get the goods into the US of A? /s -
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Crime Thai Authorities Seize 500kg of Ice Headed South
Great news! let me tell you, here in the South it's flooded with meth pills and all kinds of cheap drugs. I mean totally flooded! many families are facing this, our relatives, most distant ones, all have at least 1 person in the house addicted, causing problems, stealing, not wanting to work, leaving their kids. This cousin of ours abandoned his 5 year old girl for meth, luckily the girl is taken care by the grand mother. It's destroying Thailand. -
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FBI’s Patel Blames Canada for Fentanyl Crisis, Calls for Northern Crackdown
The reason that fentanyl is coming across any border is because there is a demand for it. I don't know the reason, but America seems to have a disproportionately large number of drug addicts. That's neither the fault of Canada nor Mexico. Clearly something is seriously wrong with the way that the USA deals with its drug problem. However, it's easier to blame Canada than to sort things out. -
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Report Father's Furious Kick at Kindergarten Sparks Outrage
A troll post trolling about monkeys has been removed: You will not post slurs, degrading, or overly negative comments directed towards Thailand, Thai people, Thai culture,Religion, Thai institutions such as the military, judicial or law enforcement system, or specific locations within Thailand. -
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Is covid a hoax
People who were sick or thought they were coming down with something wore masks in public and in the office, It was common. Not everyone, of course, but it was hardly a new thing.
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