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Thai social media star ‘RoboCop of Nonthaburi’ killed in crash
King sends message of his deep concern over coronavirus outbreak in China
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King sends message of his deep concern over coronavirus outbreak in China
14 Sept 09:31Key points summarised by AI
His Majesty the King of Thailand expressed profound concern over the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak in China, particularly in Wuhan, and its spread across provinces.
The King praised China's determined efforts to combat the contagion, offering the solidarity of himself and the Thai people, and extended condolences to families who lost loved ones.
Phuket officials and tourism representatives rallied to show support for the Chinese people, especially Wuhan residents, highlighting the strong 'Thai and Chinese are the same family' bond and acknowledging Chinese tourists' significant economic contribution.
Phuket's provincial administration plans to discuss the economic impacts of canceled Chinese tour groups and hotel bookings with the private sector.
Thai social media star ‘RoboCop of Nonthaburi’ killed in crash
Today 09:12Key points summarised by AI
Police social media star Pol Sgt Maj Thanawat Khaojaikan, known as "RoboCop of Nonthaburi," tragically died in a motorcycle crash on Sunday.
A 70-year-old driver faces reckless driving charges after his car allegedly cut across Thanawat's path while making a U-turn, causing the fatal collision.
Thanawat gained fame for his distinctive "RoboCop" patrol attire and engaging social media videos that humanized police work and fostered public trust.
His sudden passing has sparked widespread grief among his tens of thousands of followers, fellow officers, and the public.