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Crime British Teen Thought as Missing in Thailand Found Arrested in Georgia
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Crime British Teen Thought as Missing in Thailand Found Arrested in Georgia
We used to carry loaded suitcases out of Don Muang stricly for fun and revolution. 😇 😊 (where incidently, in the 70's they used to give thorough bag searches to all /most departing passengers, and the penalty was a garanteed 20 years or worse) Nowadays it s just for the money - so it is not worth the risk like it used to be. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 16 May 2025
Body of Man Found Bound and Stabbed Floating in the Mekong River Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A gruesome discovery was made on the 15 May, as the body of a man was found wrapped in plastic and weighted with a concrete post, floating in the Mekong River near Phon Phisai District in Nong Khai Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1360798-body-of-man-found-bound-and-stabbed-floating-in-the-mekong-river/ -
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Crime Body of Man Found Bound and Stabbed Floating in the Mekong River
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A gruesome discovery was made on the 15 May, as the body of a man was found wrapped in plastic and weighted with a concrete post, floating in the Mekong River near Phon Phisai District in Nong Khai Province. Police were alerted at around 09:30, when local residents spotted the body caught near the riverbank at Ban Mai Sai Thong in Kud Bong Sub-district. Pol. Sub-Lt. Wiracharn Summat, an investigative officer at Phon Phisai Police Station, responded to the scene along with investigators, a forensic doctor from Phon Phisai Hospital, and rescue personnel from Chaba 191. The body had been tightly wrapped in black plastic sheeting and further concealed beneath blue-and-white shade netting, tied with rope and bound to a concrete pillar used to weigh it down. Once unwrapped, the victim was identified as a male dressed only in a pair of trousers. His body was in an advanced state of decomposition, emitting a strong odour, suggesting he had been dead for at least a week. An initial examination revealed at least seven stab wounds and lacerations inflicted by a sharp weapon. The injuries included one wound to the neck, four to the abdomen and right side, one to the left upper arm, and one to the forehead. Notably, the neck bore a deep slash wound that encircled it, and a right finger was adorned with a brass ring. The body has been sent to Srinagarind Hospital at Khon Kaen University for a full autopsy in hopes of identifying the victim and establishing a cause of death. Investigators confirmed that no missing person reports had been filed in the past week, and there has been no contact from authorities in neighbouring Laos regarding any missing citizens. Police have appealed to the public: if anyone knows of a relative who has gone missing in the last week. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-05-16. -
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
Hamas is in contact "directly with some persons in the US administration" regarding the conditions for ending Israel's bombardment of the Gaza Strip, Basem Naim told British TV channel Sky News. Hamas wants "a prisoner exchange, total withdrawal of Israeli forces, allowing all the aid to get into Gaza and rebuilding of Gaza Strip without forceful immigration." He also confirmed Hamas would be willing to step down from running Gaza, which it has done since 2006, in exchange for its demands. Hamas confirms direct talks with US, says it would hand over Gaza
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