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Queen leads Thailand closer to overall SEA Games crown
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Queen leads Thailand closer to overall SEA Games crown
10 Sept 11:16Key points summarised by AI
Her Majesty the Queen clinched a gold medal in the keelboat SSL47 sailing event, propelling Thailand to an unassailable lead at the 33rd SEA Games.
Thailand secured the overall SEA Games crown for the 14th time, boasting 197 gold medals and a dominant lead over competitors.
Thai athletes excelled across various disciplines, including a men's doubles tennis gold, a historic victory in the inaugural speed skating mixed relay, and Thailand's first diving gold in 22 years.
Swimmer Kamonchanok Kwanmuang captured her fourth gold in open water, while debutant archer Peerawat Pattanapongkiat impressively secured two gold medals.
Pattaya makes final preparations to welcome 5,000 US sailors and Marines
Today 12:45Key points summarised by AI
Pattaya city officials, police, and US military representatives held a meeting to finalize safety and convenience preparations for approximately 5,000 US sailors and Marines.
The US strike group, led by the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, will dock at Laem Chabang Port, with most personnel expected to rest and recuperate in Pattaya.
Specific locations such as cannabis outlets, certain entertainment streets (Soi 6, 6/1, 7), and some water sports have been declared off-limits to the naval visitors.
Businesses are strictly warned against providing commercial sex services, especially child sex, or overcharging, with residents encouraged to report any suspicious activities.