Burmese migrant workers, two couples murder construction site overseer over notice period wage dispute

October 29, 2026 at 12:16 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Media , Thailand

A Chinese construction boss was beaten to death in Bangkok on Tuesday evening after a furious wage dispute with two Burmese married couples. Yang Zhongshu, 39, arrived at a Lat Krabang building site to pay nearly 60 workers. However, four employees demanded to quit immediately after he criticised their work. When Yang withheld their wages over the required notice period, violence followed. Two Burmese men reportedly battered him with a steel bar, while a knife was also used. His Chinese companion, 49, was beaten and stabbed. Meanwhile, up to ฿50,000 vanished as the suspects fled. Other workers scattered, some fearing immigration checks. By Wednesday, police had identified one suspect, recovered bloodstained cash and weapons, and launched a manhunt for both couples.

Chinese construction boss, 39, beaten to death with a steel bar in Bangkok after wage row with two Burmese couples. A knife cutter was also used, his friend stabbed and ฿50,000 vanished. ( Source: Matichon )

A Chinese construction boss was beaten to death in Bangkok on Tuesday evening after a furious confrontation with four Burmese workers. The two married couples wanted to quit immediately after their employer criticised their work.

However, he refused to pay their outstanding wages, insisting they had failed to give the required notice. The dispute ended in a savage attack with a metal bar and a knife.

The 39-year-old Chinese employer died from severe head injuries, while his companion was beaten and stabbed. Worse, up to ฿50,000 disappeared as the four suspects fled. By Wednesday, police had identified one Burmese suspect and launched a manhunt for both couples.

Police rush to Bangkok construction camp and find Chinese employer dying from brutal head injuries

The killing occurred at a construction workers’ camp in Lat Krabang, eastern Bangkok, on Tuesday, 27 October. Police received an emergency report at approximately 8 pm. The compound was located in Soi Phatthana Chonnabot 3, Yaek 15, in Khlong Song Ton Nun. Nearly 60 Burmese construction workers were employed at the site.

Police Captain Jannarong Areerong, an investigator at Lat Krabang Police Station, responded to the emergency. Police Colonel Somkid Prachensuk, superintendent of the station, also attended.

At the same time, emergency personnel from the Erawan Medical Centre rushed to the compound. Doctors from Police General Hospital, forensic specialists and Poh Teck Tung Foundation rescuers joined the response.

Inside a makeshift workers’ shelter surrounded by corrugated metal fencing, officers discovered a critically injured Chinese man. He was identified as Yang Zhongshu, 39, a construction employer who had arrived earlier to distribute wages.

Yang lay on his back, unconscious and barely breathing. He was wearing a black T-shirt and black shorts. His head and face had suffered severe injuries. Blood was coming from his mouth and nose.

Chinese employer dies as wage payment visit turns into confrontation with two Burmese married couples

Emergency workers immediately began cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Despite their efforts, Yang died from his injuries. Nearby, police discovered another Chinese national who had also been attacked. The man, identified as Shisheng, 49, had suffered head injuries and a stab wound to his back. Rescue personnel subsequently transferred him to Sirindhorn Hospital for urgent treatment.

The two Chinese men were friends and had arrived together to distribute monthly wages. Investigators established that they reached the compound at approximately 6.30 pm, around 90 minutes before the emergency report.

Their purpose was to pay nearly 60 Burmese construction workers employed at the site. Instead, the evening’s wage distribution ended in a fatal confrontation involving two Burmese married couples.

The four workers wanted to leave their employment immediately. Their demand followed a disagreement with Yang over the quality of their construction work. According to witnesses, the Chinese employer had criticised the four employees for failing to meet his requirements. He reportedly accused them of poor workmanship. Witnesses also said he swore at the workers during the confrontation.

The criticism angered the two couples. They demanded to resign from their jobs without serving any further notice.

However, Yang refused to release their outstanding wages. The employer reportedly insisted that the workers had failed to comply with their employment arrangements. Under those arrangements, they were required to provide advance notice before leaving their jobs.

Four Burmese workers attack Chinese boss with metal bar and knife before fleeing construction camp

The couples nevertheless insisted on leaving immediately. The disagreement therefore shifted from complaints about construction standards to their wages and resignation demands. Yang maintained his refusal to pay the four workers. In response, the couples continued demanding their money. Witnesses described an increasingly heated confrontation as the employer stood by his decision.

The four Burmese nationals reportedly became furious when Yang refused to release the wages they were owed. The argument then turned violent. Investigators believe the four workers attacked Yang inside the construction camp. The two Burmese men reportedly struck him with a steel reinforcing bar. A knife was also used during the assault.

The blows caused devastating injuries to Yang’s head and face. His Chinese companion, He Shisheng, was also attacked. He suffered head injuries and was stabbed in the back. Both men were left seriously injured inside the compound. Following the violence, the four Burmese suspects reportedly fled.

The assault unfolded inside a camp housing dozens of other Burmese workers. However, witness accounts indicated that the remaining employees did not participate in the attack. Instead, workers scattered as the confrontation became violent. Some reportedly fled the immediate area without intervening. Police later established that several workers lacked passports and were still applying for documentation.

Workers scatter after fatal assault as police investigate missing wages and fleeing Burmese suspects

According to initial accounts, their immigration circumstances contributed to their reluctance to become involved. Consequently, investigators had to reconstruct the confrontation after many workers had scattered.

Officers began gathering statements from those who witnessed the argument and subsequent violence. Their inquiries focused on the two married couples and their dispute with the Chinese employer.

In a further development, investigators discovered that a substantial amount of money had disappeared following the attack. Police suspect the four workers took between ฿40,000 and ฿50,000 belonging to Yang.

The cash was associated with the monthly wages being distributed that evening. As a result, officers were investigating the fatal assault alongside the reported disappearance of the money.

Police began examining the compound for evidence after emergency personnel arrived. Among the items recovered was a steel reinforcing bar measuring approximately 60 centimetres. Investigators believe the metal bar was used to strike Yang during the confrontation. Separately, officers discovered a folding knife inside the dead man’s shoulder bag.

Bloodstained banknotes and weapons recovered as investigators reconstruct fatal construction camp attack

Forensic officers also recovered bloodstained banknotes from a wage-payment envelope. The money included ฿100 notes and a ฿1,000 note. These were collected alongside other material from the scene.

Police secured the steel bar, folding knife and banknotes for forensic examination. The recovered items formed part of the investigation into the fatal beating and the injuries inflicted on He.

The bloodstained money was particularly relevant to the inquiry into the reported theft. Yang had arrived at the compound carrying cash intended for the workers’ salaries. However, the confrontation prevented the wage distribution from proceeding as planned. Investigators were examining both the assault and the circumstances surrounding the missing money.

In parallel, police began reconstructing the events that led to Yang’s death. Their inquiries established that the confrontation began with criticism of the workers’ performance. It then escalated over their demand to resign immediately. According to witnesses, Yang refused to pay the four employees because they had not provided advance notice.

Wage dispute over immediate resignations and required notice becomes central to fatal assault inquiry

Thai newspaper Daily News reported that the notice requirement formed part of their employment agreement. Nevertheless, the four workers reportedly insisted on leaving without completing the required notice period. Yang maintained his refusal to release their outstanding wages. The disagreement subsequently developed into the violent confrontation that left him dead.

The dispute involved both the quality of the workers’ performance and the conditions governing their departure. Yang had criticised the four employees before they demanded to resign. He then refused to pay their wages, citing their failure to provide notice. Notably, witness accounts identified this refusal as a central factor in the escalating argument.

Thailand’s Labour Protection Act regulates employment termination, notice requirements and the payment of outstanding wages. Failure to provide contractual notice does not automatically extinguish entitlement to wages already earned. The criminal investigation, however, centred on the fatal assault, the injuries suffered by He and the missing cash.

On another front, Lat Krabang police launched an operation to trace the four Burmese nationals. Investigators began examining CCTV footage covering possible escape routes from the construction camp. Officers sought to establish where the suspects went after leaving the compound. They also began tracing the identities and movements of the two married couples.

Police identify 25-year-old Burmese suspect as CCTV search intensifies for the two married couples

By Wednesday, 28 October, one of the four suspects had reportedly been identified. Local sources named him as Soe Htike Aung, a 25-year-old Burmese national. Police were attempting to locate him alongside the other three suspects. The investigation remained focused on all four workers suspected of participating in the confrontation.

Officers were seeking to bring the two couples into custody for questioning and criminal proceedings. As part of the investigation, forensic specialists examined the evidence recovered from the shelter. The steel reinforcing bar was significant because witnesses described its use during the assault. The weapon measured approximately 60 centimetres and was recovered at the scene.

The folding knife found inside Yang’s shoulder bag was also collected for examination. In addition, the bloodstained banknotes provided evidence connected to the wage distribution. Police were investigating the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the remaining cash. The reported loss of ฿40,000 to ฿50,000 added another element to the criminal case.

The attack left investigators examining a confrontation that had developed rapidly after the two Chinese men arrived. Yang and He reached the compound at approximately 6.30pm. They had come to distribute monthly salaries to nearly 60 Burmese workers. Within approximately 90 minutes, police were responding to a violent incident involving both men.

Investigators piece together brutal assault that left Chinese employer dead and companion stabbed

The two married couples reportedly wanted to resign following criticism of their performance. Their employer refused to release their wages because they had not provided the required advance notice. The disagreement then developed into an assault involving a metal bar and knife. Yang suffered fatal head injuries, while He sustained a stab wound and injuries to his head.

The severity of Yang’s injuries was apparent when emergency personnel entered the workers’ shelter. He was unconscious, barely breathing and bleeding from his mouth and nose. Despite attempts to revive him, he died shortly afterwards. He Shisheng was transferred to Sirindhorn Hospital after being found injured nearby.

Police were therefore investigating attacks on both Chinese men. Investigators were also attempting to establish the movements of the suspects after they fled. CCTV cameras along possible escape routes became an important part of the search. Officers relied on witness accounts from the construction camp to reconstruct the violence.

The investigation faced complications because some workers had scattered following the assault. Several employees reportedly lacked passports and were still awaiting documentation. Even so, police obtained accounts describing the initial argument, resignation demands and subsequent attack. Those accounts identified the two Burmese married couples as the central suspects.

Bangkok police hunt four Burmese workers after deadly wage dispute and reported disappearance of cash

The confrontation occurred after Yang and He arrived at the camp at approximately 6.30 pm. By around 8 pm, police had received the emergency report that brought officers and rescuers to the scene. Yang was subsequently pronounced dead following unsuccessful resuscitation efforts. His companion was taken to hospital while investigators secured the compound.

The case attracted extensive reporting in the Thai press on Wednesday. Matichon detailed the police response, injuries, recovered weapons and witness accounts from the construction camp. Daily News separately reported the dispute over immediate resignation and the contractual notice requirement. It also identified Soe Htike Aung, 25, as one of the four Burmese suspects.

The suspected theft of cash remained another focus of the investigation. The money had been brought to the construction camp for the payment of monthly wages. Yet investigators believe between ฿40,000 and ฿50,000 disappeared following the violence. The four Burmese suspects reportedly fled immediately after the confrontation.

By Wednesday, Lat Krabang police were hunting the two Burmese married couples. Investigators were reviewing CCTV footage, collecting forensic evidence and examining the reported disappearance of the wage money. Yang had arrived to pay nearly 60 construction workers. Instead, he was beaten to death following a dispute over four employees’ demands to resign immediately. His Chinese companion was left seriously injured, while the four suspects remained the focus of the police manhunt.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月29日凌晨12:16

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在犯罪、媒体、泰国

周二晚间，一名中国建筑工地老板在曼谷与两对缅甸夫妇发生激烈工资纠纷后被殴打致死。39岁的杨忠树（音译）来到拉卡邦的一个建筑工地，准备支付近60名工人的工资。然而，在他批评了四名工人的工作后，这些工人要求立即辞职。杨忠树在规定的通知期内拒绝支付工资，随后双方发生冲突。据报道，两名缅甸男子用钢条殴打杨忠树，并用刀刺伤了他。他49岁的中国同伴也遭到殴打和刺伤。与此同时，嫌疑人在逃逸过程中，高达5万泰铢的现金不翼而飞。其他工人四散奔逃，一些人担心会被移民局检查。截至周三，警方已锁定一名嫌疑人，缴获了沾有血迹的现金和凶器，并对这两对夫妇展开了追捕。

一名39岁的中国建筑公司老板在曼谷因与两对缅甸夫妇发生工资纠纷，被人用钢筋殴打致死。凶手还使用了刀具，他的朋友也被刺伤，5万泰铢现金不翼而飞。（来源：Matichon）

周二晚间，一名中国建筑公司老板在曼谷与四名缅甸工人发生激烈冲突后被殴打致死。这两对夫妇在老板批评他们的工作后，要求立即辞职。

然而，他拒绝支付他们拖欠的工资，坚称他们没有按规定提前通知。这场纠纷最终演变成一场用金属棍和刀进行的残酷袭击。

39岁的中国雇主因头部重伤身亡，他的同伴则遭到殴打和刺伤。更糟糕的是，四名嫌疑人在逃亡过程中，高达5万泰铢的赃款不翼而飞。截至周三，警方已锁定一名缅甸籍嫌疑人，并对这两对夫妇展开追捕。

警方赶到曼谷一处建筑工地，发现一名中国工人因头部重伤身亡。

这起杀戮事件发生在10月27日星期二，地点位于曼谷东部拉卡邦区的一个建筑工人营地。警方于当晚8点左右接到紧急报警。该营地位于颂通努区第15巷帕塔纳乔纳博3巷。近60名缅甸建筑工人在该工地工作。

拉卡邦警察局的调查员詹纳隆·阿雷隆警长对紧急情况做出了响应。该局局长颂吉·普拉琴苏克警上校也赶到了现场。

与此同时，伊拉旺医疗中心的急救人员迅速赶到现场。警察总医院的医生、法医专家和宝德通基金会的救援人员也加入了救援行动。

在用波纹金属板围起来的临时工人住所内，警方发现一名身受重伤的中国男子。该男子名叫杨忠树，39岁，是一名建筑工人，早些时候来这里发放工资。

杨仰面躺着，昏迷不醒，呼吸微弱。他身穿黑色T恤和黑色短裤，头部和面部伤势严重，口鼻流血。

一名中国雇主在支付工资途中与两对缅甸夫妇发生冲突，最终不幸身亡。

急救人员立即对杨某展开心肺复苏术。尽管他们竭尽全力，杨某仍因伤势过重不治身亡。警方在附近发现另一名中国籍男子也遭到袭击。该男子名为石生，49岁，头部受伤，背部被刺伤。救援人员随后将其送往诗琳通医院接受紧急治疗。

这两名中国男子是朋友，一同前来发放月薪。调查人员确认，他们大约在下午6点30分到达院落，比紧急报告时间早约90分钟。

他们的目的是向工地近60名缅甸建筑工人发放工资。然而，当晚的工资发放却演变成两对缅甸夫妇之间的致命冲突。

这四名工人要求立即离职。起因是他们与杨先生在施工质量上发生了争执。据目击者称，这位中国雇主批评这四名工人未能达到他的要求，并指责他们做工粗糙。目击者还表示，在冲突过程中，杨先生曾辱骂工人。

这些批评激怒了这两对夫妇。他们要求立即辞职，无需再提交任何离职通知书。

然而，杨某拒绝支付拖欠的工资。据报道，雇主坚称工人们没有遵守劳动合同。根据合同，工人们在离职前必须提前通知雇主。

四名缅甸工人用金属棍和刀袭击中国老板后逃离建筑营地

尽管如此，这些夫妇仍坚持立即离开。因此，争执的焦点从对施工标准的抱怨转移到了工资和辞职要求上。杨先生坚持拒绝支付四名工人的工资。作为回应，这些夫妇继续要求支付工资。目击者称，随着雇主坚持己见，双方的冲突愈演愈烈。

据报道，杨拒绝支付拖欠的工资，这四名缅甸籍工人因此勃然大怒，争吵升级为暴力冲突。调查人员认为，这四名工人在建筑工地内袭击了杨。据称，其中两名缅甸男子用钢筋击打杨，袭击过程中还使用了刀具。

杨某头部和面部遭受重创。他的中国同伴何世生也遭到袭击，头部受伤，背部被刺伤。两人均身负重伤，被困在院落内。据报道，暴力事件发生后，四名缅甸嫌疑人逃离现场。

袭击事件发生在一个收容数十名缅甸工人的营地内。然而，目击者称，其余工人并未参与袭击。相反，随着冲突升级，工人们四散奔逃。据报道，一些人甚至没有出手干预就逃离了现场。警方后来查明，有几名工人没有护照，目前仍在申请证件。

致命袭击发生后，工人们四散奔逃，警方缺席调查工资问题，缅甸嫌疑人潜逃。

根据初步描述，他们的移民身份是导致他们不愿介入的原因之一。因此，调查人员不得不在许多工人四散奔逃后重新还原冲突经过。

警方开始向目睹争吵和随后暴力事件的人员收集证词。他们的调查重点是这两对夫妇以及他们与中国雇主之间的纠纷。

调查人员进一步发现，袭击发生后，大量现金不翼而飞。警方怀疑四名工人拿走了杨某的4万至5万泰铢。

这笔现金与当晚发放的月薪有关。因此，警方在调查这起致命袭击事件的同时，也对这笔钱的失踪案展开了调查。

急救人员到达现场后，警方立即开始对院落进行搜查，寻找证据。搜查到的物品中包括一根长约60厘米的钢筋。调查人员认为，这根钢筋在冲突中被用来击打杨某。此外，警方还在死者的肩包内发现了一把折叠刀。

调查人员在重现致命的建筑工地袭击事件时，缴获了沾满血迹的钞票和武器。

法医人员还从一个工资信封中找到了沾有血迹的钞票，其中包括100泰铢和1000泰铢的钞票。这些物品与现场其他物证一同被收集起来。

警方扣押了钢条、折叠刀和钞票以进行法医检验。这些缴获的物品是调查何某遭致命殴打致伤案及所受伤害案的一部分。

沾满血迹的钞票与这起盗窃案的调查密切相关。杨某当时带着现金来到工地，准备发放工人的工资。然而，这场冲突导致工资发放未能按计划进行。调查人员正在调查这起袭击事件以及钱款丢失的来龙去脉。

与此同时，警方开始重现导致杨某死亡的事件经过。调查显示，冲突起因是杨某批评工人的工作表现，随后因工人要求立即辞职而升级。据目击者称，杨某拒绝支付这四名员工的工资，因为他们没有提前通知。

关于立即辞职和所需通知期的工资纠纷成为致命袭击调查的核心。

泰国《每日新闻》报道称，提前通知的要求是他们雇佣合同的一部分。然而，据报道，这四名工人坚持不履行规定的通知期就离开。杨先生则拒绝支付他们拖欠的工资。双方的争执最终演变成暴力冲突，导致杨先生死亡。

这场纠纷既涉及员工的工作表现，也涉及他们的离职条件。杨某在四名员工提出辞职前就曾批评过他们。之后，他又以员工未提前通知为由拒绝支付他们的工资。值得注意的是，目击者的证词表明，杨某的这一拒付行为是导致双方争执升级的关键因素。

泰国《劳动保护法》对雇佣关系的终止、通知期限和未付工资的支付进行了规定。未按合同约定提前通知并不自动剥夺已赚取工资的领取权。然而，刑事调查的重点在于致命袭击事件、何某所受的伤势以及失踪的现金。

另一方面，拉卡邦警方展开行动，追踪四名缅甸籍嫌疑人的下落。调查人员开始查看监控录像，寻找他们可能逃离建筑工地的路线。警方试图查明嫌疑人离开工地后的去向，并开始追踪两对夫妇的身份和行踪。

警方锁定一名25岁的缅甸籍嫌疑人，并加大力度搜寻两对已婚夫妇的监控录像。

截至10月28日星期三，据报道四名嫌疑人中的一人已被确认身份。当地消息人士称，此人名为索·赫提克·昂（Soe Htike Aung），是一名25岁的缅甸籍男子。警方正在追捕他以及其他三名嫌疑人。调查的重点仍然是所有四名涉嫌参与冲突的工人。

警方试图将这两对夫妇拘留，以便进行讯问和刑事诉讼。作为调查的一部分，法医专家对从庇护所中找到的证据进行了检验。钢筋之所以重要，是因为目击者描述了袭击过程中如何使用它。这根凶器长约60厘米，在现场被找到。

在杨某肩包内发现的折叠刀也被警方收缴进行检验。此外，沾有血迹的钞票也提供了与工资分配相关的证据。警方正在调查剩余现金失踪的来龙去脉。据报道，损失金额在4万至5万泰铢之间，这为这起刑事案件增添了新的线索。

袭击事件发生后，调查人员正在调查两名中国男子抵达后迅速发生的冲突。杨和何大约在下午6点30分到达工地。他们此行的目的是给近60名缅甸工人发放月薪。大约90分钟后，警方接到报警，称两名男子卷入一起暴力事件。

调查人员拼凑出这起残忍袭击事件的真相，该事件导致中国雇主死亡，其同伴被刺伤。

据报道，这两对夫妇因工作表现受到批评而想要辞职。他们的雇主以他们未按规定提前通知为由拒绝支付工资。双方随后发生争执，最终演变成一起涉及金属棍和刀具的袭击事件。杨某头部受重伤身亡，何某头部被刺伤并伴有其他损伤。

救援人员进入工人避难所时，杨某伤势严重，已失去意识，呼吸微弱，口鼻出血。尽管医护人员尽力抢救，他还是不久后去世。何世生在附近被发现受伤后，被送往诗琳通医院。

因此，警方对这两名中国男子遭受的袭击展开调查。调查人员还试图查明嫌疑人逃跑后的行踪。沿可能逃跑路线的监控录像成为搜寻工作的重要组成部分。警方依靠建筑工地目击者的证词来还原暴力事件的经过。

由于袭击事件发生后部分员工四散奔逃，调查工作面临诸多困难。据报道，多名员工没有护照，仍在等待办理相关证件。尽管如此，警方还是获得了描述最初争吵、辞职要求以及随后袭击事件的证词。这些证词指认两对缅甸夫妇为主要嫌疑人。

曼谷警方正在追捕四名缅甸籍工人，此前他们因工资纠纷引发致命事故，并有现金被报失踪。

冲突发生在杨和何于下午6点30分左右抵达营地之后。晚上8点左右，警方接到紧急报警，随即派出警员和救援人员赶到现场。杨在抢救无效后被宣告死亡。他的同伴被送往医院，调查人员则封锁了营地。

周三，泰国媒体对此案进行了广泛报道。《马蒂琼报》详细报道了警方的应对措施、伤亡情况、缴获的武器以及建筑工地目击者的证词。《每日新闻》则单独报道了关于立即辞职和合同规定的争议。该报还确认，25岁的索赫蒂克昂是四名缅甸籍嫌疑人之一。

涉嫌现金盗窃案仍是调查的另一重点。这笔钱原本是运到建筑工地用于支付月薪的。但调查人员认为，暴力事件发生后，约有4万至5万泰铢不翼而飞。据报道，四名缅甸籍嫌疑人在冲突发生后立即逃离现场。

截至周三，拉卡邦警方正在追捕这两对缅甸夫妇。调查人员正在查看监控录像、收集法医证据，并调查工资失踪案。杨某原本是来支付近60名建筑工人的工资，却因四名工人要求他立即辞职而与他发生争执，最终被殴打致死。他的中国同伴身受重伤，而四名嫌疑人仍是警方追捕的重点对象。

柬埔寨一名工人因9000泰铢纠纷，对无辜男子实施暴力袭击，致其需要手术。

柬埔寨诈骗团伙头目“Ham先生”在芭堤雅被泰国和韩国警方抓获

柬埔寨富豪被金边警方逮捕，戴上镣铐遣返回中国。政权开始整顿内部。

泰国和柬埔寨面临“龙头”的威胁，他是幕后操纵诈骗案的中国黑帮头目。

柬埔寨强烈谴责阿努廷致电韩国总统李在明，称其为干涉内政。

网络警察和反洗钱机构寻求英国和美国合作，打击柬埔寨网络犯罪。

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警方否认知晓诈骗犯与理财高手本·史密斯有任何关联。人民党议员坚称此事确有其事。

态度强硬的朗西曼·罗姆警告说，他不仅仅是在打一场诽谤官司，更是在为泰国的未来而战。

泰国精英阶层的财务掮客本·史密斯准备对兰西曼·罗姆提起1亿泰铢的诽谤诉讼。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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