Red Cross reps visit captured Cambodian soldiers
International Red Cross representatives on Tuesday visited 18 captured Cambodian soldiers and witnessed the good care being given them by the Thai army, according to the Royal Thai Army.
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China urges Cambodia to ‘severely punish’ perpetrators after killings of two Chinese nationals
Forensics examinations confirmed that both victims, a 43-year-old woman and 39-year-old man, were killed before their bodies were dumped into a river.
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A mom and her children watched a PBS special showing the birth of a baby. One fascinated child asked, “Mom, does that hurt?”“Oh, yes, it does,” she said, remembering her difficult deliveries.“Wow,” said the kid. “Does it hurt the mother, too?” #joke #short #mother #mom Read more on page https://jokesoftheday.net
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‘No abuse’ of Khmer soldiers in Thai custody
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will on Tuesday escort representatives from international organisations based in Thailand to meet the 18 Cambodian detainees currently in Thai custody. This is in a bid to counter allegations from Phnom Penh regarding mistreatment and torture, according to its spokesperson.
THAI aims to double fleet by 2033
Thai Airways International (THAI) is preparing to double its fleet to 150 aircraft by 2033 to tap Asia’s travel boom as the flag carrier’s shares resumed trading on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) after completing its five-year business rehabilitation and debt restructuring.