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nd Caned for Molesting Thai Teen on Flight
nd Caned for Molesting Thai Teen on Flight
A Singapore court sentenced a 20-year-old Indonesian man to 15 months in jail and three strokes of the cane. The court found him guilty of molesting a 17-year-old Thai girl during a flight. The incident occurred on April 15 during a journey from Okinawa to Singapore. Prosecutors said Ariel Lhudfiyan Muarifin touched the girl while she slept. He continued after she moved away. The teenager alerted the cabin crew, who moved her to another seat. The airline later reported the incident to the police. The court handed down the sentence after he pleaded guilty. Japanese Fraud Suspect Arrested in Bangkok Over Billion-Yen Scam Network
Immigration officers arrested a 39-year-old Japanese national wanted in Japan for alleged fraud and human trafficking offences. Officers detained the suspect, identified as Sasaki, in Bangkok’s Watthana district. Japanese authorities accuse him of helping run a call centre scam network based in Poipet, Cambodia. Investigators believe the group stole several billion yen from victims in Japan. Authorities say Sasaki helped direct operations across multiple countries and hid in Thailand with his family. He is expected to face extradition to Japan. Nakhon Ratchasima Issues Rabies Warning After Rise in Cases
Health officials in Nakhon Ratchasima have urged residents to remain vigilant after one person died from rabies this year. Authorities have also confirmed 20 animal infections across the province. The latest case involved an eight-month-old dog in Mueang district. Officials say the dog behaved aggressively and attacked other animals. Authorities declared a temporary outbreak zone within a five-kilometre radius. They are monitoring people and animals considered at risk. Officials continue to promote pet vaccinations and faster disease reporting. They remind residents that rabies becomes fatal once symptoms appear. Millions of Pink Sea Cucumbers Wash Ashore on Rayong Beach
Millions of pink sea cucumbers washed up along Suan Son Beach in Rayong after strong waves and rough weather. Tourists spotted the unusual phenomenon on June 6. Several hundred metres of shoreline turned reddish-pink. Marine officials identified the creatures as Cercodemas anceps, a species that lives on the seabed. They believe monsoon conditions disturbed the ocean floor and pushed the animals ashore. Officials described the event as rare because of the large number involved. They have advised visitors not to handle the sea cucumbers, as some species can irritate sensitive skin.
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← Back to newsA Singapore court sentenced a 20-year-old Indonesian man to 15 months in jail and three strokes of the cane. The court found him guilty of molesting a 17-year-old Thai girl during a flight. The incident occurred on April 15 during a journey from Okinawa to Singapore. Prosecutors said Ariel Lhudfiyan Muarifin touched the girl while she slept. He continued after she moved away. The teenager alerted the cabin crew, who moved her to another seat. The airline later reported the incident to the police. The court handed down the sentence after he pleaded guilty. Japanese Fraud Suspect Arrested in Bangkok Over Billion-Yen Scam Network
Immigration officers arrested a 39-year-old Japanese national wanted in Japan for alleged fraud and human trafficking offences. Officers detained the suspect, identified as Sasaki, in Bangkok’s Watthana district. Japanese authorities accuse him of helping run a call centre scam network based in Poipet, Cambodia. Investigators believe the group stole several billion yen from victims in Japan. Authorities say Sasaki helped direct operations across multiple countries and hid in Thailand with his family. He is expected to face extradition to Japan. Nakhon Ratchasima Issues Rabies Warning After Rise in Cases
Health officials in Nakhon Ratchasima have urged residents to remain vigilant after one person died from rabies this year. Authorities have also confirmed 20 animal infections across the province. The latest case involved an eight-month-old dog in Mueang district. Officials say the dog behaved aggressively and attacked other animals. Authorities declared a temporary outbreak zone within a five-kilometre radius. They are monitoring people and animals considered at risk. Officials continue to promote pet vaccinations and faster disease reporting. They remind residents that rabies becomes fatal once symptoms appear. Millions of Pink Sea Cucumbers Wash Ashore on Rayong Beach
Millions of pink sea cucumbers washed up along Suan Son Beach in Rayong after strong waves and rough weather. Tourists spotted the unusual phenomenon on June 6. Several hundred metres of shoreline turned reddish-pink. Marine officials identified the creatures as Cercodemas anceps, a species that lives on the seabed. They believe monsoon conditions disturbed the ocean floor and pushed the animals ashore. Officials described the event as rare because of the large number involved. They have advised visitors not to handle the sea cucumbers, as some species can irritate sensitive skin.
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