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Foreign envoys express condolences over death in detention of Thai activist
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Foreign envoys express condolences over death in detention of Thai activist
30 Sept 22:19Key points summarised by AI
Thai activist Netiporn Sanesangkhom, also known as “Bung Thalu Wang,” tragically died in pre-trial detention from cardiac arrest following a prolonged hunger strike.
Multiple foreign envoys, including ambassadors from Germany, the US, and the Netherlands, along with the EU Ambassador, expressed profound condolences to her family and friends.
UN Human Rights Asia called for a transparent and impartial investigation into the circumstances of her care and ultimate death.
Members of her political group, Thalu Wang, blamed her death on the denial of bail and detention, which prompted her hunger strike, and are now mourning while planning future actions.
Thailand secures US$200m World Bank loan for clean energy and low carbon cities
Yesterday 09:24Key points summarised by AI
Thailand secured a US$200 million loan from the World Bank to significantly invest in clean energy and low-carbon urban development initiatives.
The program aims to drive clean energy funding and low-carbon growth, ensuring a just transition for small and medium-sized enterprises, workers, farmers, and local communities.
Channelled through the Export-Import Bank of Thailand, the loan will fund energy efficiency upgrades in public buildings and industrial areas, including rooftop solar installations and electrical system modernizations, reducing initial capital burdens via Energy Service Companies (ESCOs).