Myanmar suspect admits strangling Thai woman, blames drug hallucinations
BANGKOK – Relatives and acquaintances of a 20-year-old Thai woman who was allegedly strangled to death by a Myanmar national attempted to attack the suspect as police escorted him from Din Daeng Police Station to court on Monday. The suspect, identified as 23-year-old Myanmar national Bi, was being transferred to the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek […] The post Myanmar suspect admits strangling…
Mae Hong Son province's Phongphiphat Meebenjamas, chairman of the Mae Sam Laep Subdistrict Administrative Organisation, has strongly criticized Myanmar’s military for airstrikes near the Thai border. These strikes have caused worry among Thai residents, government agencies, and border security, according to Meebenjamas. The military strike on the Karen-held Saw Lay Tha camp has led to a significant decline in trade in Mae Sam Laep, where the local market has gone quiet due to residents' fear of further airstrikes.
Traders are hesitant to move goods by boat, while those on the Myanmar side are avoiding crossing the border to buy supplies due to uncertainty about potential attacks. Despite the tense circumstances, residents in Mae Sam Laep participated in a traditional Buddhist robe-offering ceremony, seeking protection from further violence.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul informed Myanmar authorities about Thailand's concerns through military and diplomatic channels, requesting them to exercise caution and prevent harm to civilians, homes, and non-conflict property.
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