Tourists spark backlash after driving across WWII bomb craters

13 Sept 12:19 Key points summarised by AI

Tourists ignited controversy by driving vehicles onto historic WWII bomb craters and the former Nitheh railway station site within Khao Laem National Park.
The site, a critical part of the 'Death Railway' targeted by Allied air raids, is preserved as a significant historical landmark and educational resource.
Public backlash erupted after photographs circulated, prompting Khao Laem National Park to demand the vehicle owners report within seven days to explain their actions or face legal consequences.

Georgia post-mortem tests find no signs of assault or drugs in Hlun Solo

Yesterday 13:30 Key points summarised by AI

Georgian medical autopsy found no signs of physical assault on Thai travel vlogger Hlun Solo's body.
Toxicology tests detected ethyl alcohol (0.33%) but ruled out narcotics, psychoactive substances, and pesticides, leaving the cause of death undetermined.
Georgian authorities continue their criminal investigation, while Hlun Solo's family actively seeks a definitive explanation for his death in Tbilisi.