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Flooding persists in Bangkok and 22 provinces
Cambodian police want two murder suspects in exchange for "Sia Oun"
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Cambodian police want two murder suspects in exchange for "Sia Oun"
23 Sept 06:17Key points summarised by AI
Cambodian police are seeking the return of two murder suspects held in Thailand, offering to exchange them for Panya Yingdang, alias "Sia Oun," wanted in Thailand for a double murder.
Panya Yingdang is accused of the July 29 murders of Ms Paveena Namuangrak and Mr Anantachai Charitrum in Chon Buri, reportedly stemming from jealousy.
The proposed exchange involves Cambodian suspects Boun Pornlok and Huan Vietna, currently in Thai custody, and is slated to take place at the Klong Luek border crossing.
Thai police leadership is optimistic about a smooth arrangement, having dispatched a senior officer to Phnom Penh to facilitate Panya's return to Thailand for trial.
Flooding persists in Bangkok and 22 provinces
Yesterday 16:00Key points summarised by AI
Flooding continues across Bangkok and 22 provinces, affecting 604,265 families and approximately 1.83 million people, despite water levels beginning to recede in most areas.
The flood death toll has remained at 80 since mid-September, with fatalities reported across multiple provinces.
Significant impacts are observed in the North, East, Central Plains, and South, with provinces like Ayutthaya, Pathum Thani, and Prachin Buri reporting a high number of affected families.