Police officer bursts into tears as he surrenders to police led by son a day after murdering his wife

September 10, 2026 at 1:13 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

A serving Chonburi policeman accused of shooting his teacher wife dead at close range inside a kindergarten surrendered at dawn Thursday after a nearly 20-hour siege. Police Sub-Lieutenant Thassaphong Thongthatch, 55, fled to his Bang Lamung home after Pailin Thongthatch, 48, was killed near the school canteen. Meanwhile, teachers locked down classrooms containing 44 young children as more than 50 officers later surrounded his house. The standoff finally broke after his police officer son raced back from the South and pleaded with him through the night. Thassaphong emerged unarmed at about 6.20 am, embraced his son and burst into tears before police took him into custody.

Chonburi policeman Thassaphong Thongthatch surrendered after a 20-hour siege over his wife’s kindergarten killing, embracing his police officer son before his arrest. ( Source: Daily News )

A serving Chonburi policeman surrendered at dawn Thursday after an overnight siege following the fatal shooting of his teacher wife. Police Sub-Lieutenant Thassaphong Thongthatch, 55, walked unarmed from his Bang Lamung home at about 6.20 am.

His wife, Pailin Thongthatch, 48, had been shot dead inside her kindergarten workplace the previous morning. CCTV reportedly captured the close-range killing near the school canteen. Meanwhile, teachers locked down classrooms containing 44 young children.

Thassaphong then drove about three kilometres home, where more than 50 police surrounded the property. After nearly 20 hours, his police officer son finally persuaded him to surrender. Thassaphong emerged exhausted, embraced his son and burst into tears. Police then moved in and took him into custody without another shot being fired.

Bang Lamung deputy inspector returns to his own station as suspect after kindergarten shooting and siege

The dramatic surrender ended an armed standoff that had gripped Nong Pla Lai since Wednesday morning. Thassaphong is a deputy inspector at Bang Lamung Police Station. Yet, hours after leaving his home, he returned to that station as a suspect.

Investigators immediately began questioning him over his wife’s killing. At the same time, officers entered his house and recovered the firearm he had left behind. Police also inspected the vehicle linked to his escape from the kindergarten.

The case began during a normal school morning at Nong Pla Lai Municipal Kindergarten. Pailin, known as Teacher Pepple, was working there when her husband arrived. According to the supplied account, CCTV recorded their encounter beside the school canteen. Moments later, Thassaphong allegedly approached his wife at close range. A single shot was then fired, leaving the 48-year-old teacher fatally wounded.

Notably, Thassaphong did not immediately flee after Pailin collapsed. Instead, CCTV reportedly showed him standing beside her for about ten seconds. He then walked back towards his vehicle and drove away. Inside the kindergarten, however, the shooting triggered an immediate emergency response. Teachers hurriedly secured classrooms as 44 young children remained inside. None of the children suffered physical injuries.

More than 50 police surround armed officer’s home after fatal kindergarten shooting in Nong Pla Lai

In response, police and emergency personnel converged on the school. Officers also began searching for the serving policeman. Investigators quickly traced him to his home about three kilometres from the kindergarten. The property stands at 46/19, Moo 1, Nong Pla Lai subdistrict. By then, police believed Thassaphong remained armed inside.

Consequently, the murder investigation turned into a major siege operation. More than 50 officers surrounded the residence and sealed the immediate area. Bystanders were kept about 30 metres away from the house. Separately, administrative officials and volunteer rescue workers remained ready nearby. Police positioned additional personnel around the property as commanders assessed the risks.

Rather than storm the house, officers made negotiation their main strategy. Police repeatedly tried to persuade Thassaphong to come outside and surrender. However, the hours passed without a breakthrough. After about ten hours, he still showed no clear sign of leaving. The tense standoff then continued through Wednesday evening and into darkness.

As the operation dragged on, officers increasingly turned to Thassaphong’s family. His son, Police Sergeant Major Rachata Thongthatch, known as Folk, became central to those efforts. Rachata is also a serving policeman. Significantly, father and son had parted only hours before the shooting.

Police officer son races back from the South as family joins overnight effort to end armed siege

Rachata had been travelling towards his police base in southern Thailand. He had not yet reached the South when news of the killing arrived. Immediately, he abandoned the journey and raced back to Chonburi. By his return, armed officers still surrounded his father’s home. His father remained inside.

From that point, Rachata joined the police effort to end the siege peacefully. He stayed outside the property through the night. Repeatedly, he tried to reach his father by mobile telephone. His pregnant wife also became involved in the negotiations. For more than 40 minutes at one stage, they tried to convince Thassaphong to surrender.

Still, the deputy inspector refused to emerge. The operation therefore continued through the night and into Thursday morning. At about 5 am, Rachata began another sustained effort to reach him. This time, the younger policeman used both a telephone and a speaker. He pleaded with his father to come outside and talk.

Crucially, Rachata assured him that nobody would harm him. He also urged Thassaphong to trust the officers surrounding the house. During the appeal, he reminded his father that they had only just parted that morning. He had barely started his journey south when the killing forced him to turn back.

Son invokes unborn grandchild before father finally walks out unarmed and surrenders to police at dawn

Then came the most personal appeal. With his voice trembling, Rachata told his father about his unborn grandchild. He said Thassaphong could see the child in another three or four months. Alongside him, his pregnant wife continued helping with the negotiations.

Gradually, the deadlock began to shift. Thassaphong started answering his son’s telephone calls personally. Even so, he initially refused to step outside. Rachata then asked officers to let him approach the property more closely. Police eventually agreed under controlled conditions.

At times, the son could be seen near a window calling towards his father. Shortly after 6 am, he moved even closer. Around 6.10 am, Rachata asked to negotiate directly with his father. Officers then allowed the younger policeman to approach under close supervision.

For roughly half an hour, father and son spoke directly. Finally, Thassaphong agreed to give himself up. At approximately 6.20 am, the exhausted policeman walked from the house. Importantly, he carried no firearm.

Thassaphong then sat outside the property as his son approached. Rachata moved forward and embraced him. Both men broke down in tears. Seconds later, waiting police officers stepped in and took Thassaphong into custody. He offered no resistance, and nobody else was injured.

Immediately afterwards, police moved into the house. Thassaphong told officers where he had left his weapon. They subsequently recovered the firearm as evidence. Investigators also examined the vehicle connected with Wednesday’s shooting. Meanwhile, police prepared the suspect for transport to Bang Lamung Police Station.

Bang Lamung police chief says son’s negotiations secured peaceful surrender without another shooting

Pol Col Sarawut Nuchanart, superintendent of Bang Lamung Police Station, confirmed the surrender. He said Thassaphong finally gave himself up at about 6.20 am. According to Pol Col Sarawut, the son’s continuous negotiations secured the breakthrough. Throughout the siege, police had focused overwhelmingly on persuasion.

Ultimately, that strategy ended the operation without another shooting. Thassaphong was placed in police custody and driven away from his home. Minutes later, he arrived at Bang Lamung Police Station. It was the station where he served as a deputy inspector.

This time, however, Thassaphong entered the building for questioning over his wife’s death. Officers began the necessary legal procedures immediately. Investigators also started piecing together his movements before and after the shooting. In parallel, police secured evidence recovered from his property.

Pol Maj Gen Pongphan Wongmanithet, commander of Chonburi Provincial Police, also confirmed the peaceful arrest. He said the suspect surrendered without resistance. Furthermore, nobody was injured during the final stage of the operation. His son had eventually persuaded him through direct conversation.

The provincial commander also disclosed preliminary findings concerning Thassaphong. Police had found no indication that he used drugs. Likewise, initial inquiries had uncovered no evidence of mental illness. Pol Maj Gen Pongphan said the incident stemmed from a domestic dispute.

Police cite domestic dispute as investigators examine jealousy, separation, property and CCTV evidence

Earlier information had pointed to serious marital conflict between Thassaphong and Pailin. There had reportedly been jealousy within the relationship. In addition, discussions had taken place about separation and property. Police had not formally declared a motive during the first hours after the killing.

Now, however, investigators can question Thassaphong directly about those issues. They can also reconstruct his movements on Wednesday morning. The kindergarten CCTV will form a crucial part of that investigation. Likewise, the recovered firearm can now be examined as evidence.

The killing itself unfolded while dozens of young children were inside the kindergarten. Pailin was working during the school morning when the shooting occurred. Immediately afterwards, teachers moved to protect the children. Classroom doors were locked as the emergency developed outside.

At the same time, police and rescue workers rushed to the scene. Pailin could not be saved. The 44 children, though, escaped physical harm. Meanwhile, Thassaphong had already left the school and headed towards his nearby home.

His arrival there created a second crisis. Police were now facing a serving officer believed to possess a firearm. Moreover, the standoff was unfolding inside a residential neighbourhood. Commanders therefore ordered a broad security cordon around the property.

Police maintain cordon through the night as negotiators wait for breakthrough at surrounded home

As part of this, officers pushed onlookers back about 30 metres. Rescue teams remained on standby in case the siege turned violent. Police negotiators continued working while armed officers covered the house. Nevertheless, Thassaphong stayed inside throughout the afternoon.

By evening, the operation had already lasted many hours. Still, police avoided rushing the house. Negotiations continued after nightfall as officers tried to prevent another shooting. Rachata’s return from his aborted journey south then opened another channel.

Even his arrival, however, brought no immediate surrender. Instead, the younger policeman spent hours outside trying to reach his father. His pregnant wife joined those appeals. Through the night, officers waited for a change.

That change finally came before dawn. First, Thassaphong began answering his son’s calls. Next, Rachata was permitted to approach more closely. Then, father and son finally spoke directly.

Within minutes, the siege began moving towards its conclusion. Thassaphong agreed to leave his firearm inside. He then walked outside shortly after 6.20 am. His exhausted appearance reflected the long night inside the surrounded house.

Father and son embrace in tears as 20-hour siege ends and police turn back to murder investigation

Outside, Rachata was waiting. The father and son embraced before both began crying. Police quickly took control of the scene. With that, an operation lasting close to 20 hours ended without another casualty.

Afterwards, the cordon around the home was lifted. Police declared the immediate area safe after securing the weapon. Officers also completed their initial inspection of the property. Thassaphong, meanwhile, was described as fatigued and still under stress.

Attention has now returned to the killing inside the kindergarten. Investigators have the firearm recovered from the suspect’s home. They also have access to the vehicle connected to his movements. Additionally, CCTV reportedly records crucial moments surrounding Pailin’s death.

Police must now establish what brought Thassaphong to his wife’s workplace that morning. They will also examine the marital dispute identified by provincial police. Beyond that, investigators can question him about the shooting and his immediate departure.

On another front, officers must account for his actions during the long siege. Thassaphong spent most of Wednesday inside his home while police surrounded it. More than 50 officers were involved in the operation. Family members eventually became the decisive link between the suspect and negotiators.

Three-scene case moves from kindergarten killing to police hunt and overnight siege before surrender

The case therefore moved rapidly through three separate scenes. First came the fatal shooting inside a kindergarten filled with children. Next came the police hunt that traced Thassaphong to his home. Finally came the overnight siege involving scores of officers and his own family.

At its centre was a serving policeman accused of killing his wife. Facing him outside was another policeman, his own son. Rachata had abandoned his journey south and raced back after learning of the shooting. He then spent the night trying to persuade his father to surrender.

Shortly after dawn, those efforts finally worked. Thassaphong left his gun inside and walked from the house. He embraced his son and broke down before officers moved in.

Minutes later, the Bang Lamung deputy inspector was inside the station where he served. This time, he was under questioning over Pailin Thongthatch’s killing.

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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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作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

一名春武里府在职警察被控在幼儿园内近距离枪杀其教师妻子，在与警方对峙近20小时后，于周四黎明时分投降。55岁的警官塔萨蓬·通塔奇（Thassaphong Thongthatch）在48岁的妻子派琳·通塔奇（Pailin Thongthatch）于幼儿园食堂附近被枪杀后，逃回了位于邦拉蒙的家中。与此同时，教师们封锁了教室，教室里关押着44名幼儿，随后50多名警察包围了塔萨蓬的住所。最终，在塔萨蓬身为警察的儿子从南部赶回并彻夜恳求他之后，对峙局面才得以打破。塔萨蓬于早上6点20分左右走出家门，他没有携带任何武器，拥抱了儿子，并痛哭流涕，随后被警方逮捕。

春武里府警察塔萨蓬·通塔奇（Thassaphong Thongthatch）在与警方对峙20小时后投降，他因涉嫌杀害妻子而被警方逮捕。被捕前，他拥抱了身为警察的儿子。（来源：每日新闻）

一名春武里府现役警察在妻子被枪杀后，于周四凌晨投降。此前，他与警方对峙了一夜。55岁的警察副中尉塔萨蓬·通塔奇（Thassaphong Thongthatch）于早上6点20分左右从位于邦拉蒙的家中走出，身上没有携带任何武器。

他的妻子，48岁的佩琳·通塔奇，前一天早上在她工作的幼儿园内被枪杀。据报道，监控录像拍下了这起发生在学校食堂附近的近距离枪击案。与此同时，老师们封锁了有44名幼儿的教室。

随后，塔萨蓬驱车约三公里回家，五十多名警察包围了他的住所。近二十个小时后，他当警察的儿子终于劝服他投降。塔萨蓬筋疲力尽地走出家门，拥抱儿子，痛哭流涕。警察随即进入屋内，将他逮捕，过程中没有再开一枪。

邦拉蒙副督察在幼儿园枪击和围攻事件后作为嫌疑人返回警局

这场戏剧性的投降结束了自周三早上以来一直笼罩在农普拉莱的武装对峙。塔萨蓬是邦拉蒙警察局的一名副督察。然而，离​​开家几个小时后，他却以嫌疑人的身份返回了该警察局。

调查人员立即开始就他妻子被杀一事对他进行讯问。与此同时，警方进入他的住所，找到了他遗留在屋内的枪支。警方还检查了与他从幼儿园逃跑有关的车辆。

案件始于农普拉莱市立幼儿园一个普通的上课日早晨。当时，人称“佩普尔老师”的佩琳正在幼儿园工作，她的丈夫来到幼儿园。据提供的证词，监控录像记录了他们在学校食堂旁的遭遇。片刻之后，塔萨蓬据称近距离接近妻子。随后，一声枪响，导致这位48岁的教师身中数枪，当场死亡。

值得注意的是，帕琳倒地后，塔萨蓬并没有立即逃离。监控录像显示，他站在帕琳身边大约十秒钟，然后走回自己的车旁，驾车离开。然而，在幼儿园内，枪击事件立即引发了紧急响应。老师们迅速封锁了教室，当时里面还有44名幼童。所幸没有孩子受伤。

在农普拉莱幼儿园发生致命枪击案后，50多名警察包围了一名武装警官的住所。

接到报警后，警方和急救人员迅速赶到学校。同时，警方也开始搜寻这名在职警员。调查人员很快追踪到他位于距离幼儿园约三公里处的住所，地址是农普拉莱区1村46/19号。当时，警方认为塔萨蓬仍然携带武器在屋内。

因此，谋杀案调查演变成一场大规模围困行动。超过50名警员包围了住宅，并封锁了周边区域。旁观者被隔离在距离房屋约30米的地方。与此同时，行政官员和志愿救援人员在附近待命。警方在房屋周围增派了警力，指挥官则在评估风险。

警方没有强行破门，而是采取了谈判策略。他们多次试图劝说塔萨蓬出来投降，但几个小时过去了，谈判仍未取得任何进展。大约十个小时后，他仍然没有丝毫要离开的迹象。紧张的对峙一直持续到周三晚上，直至夜幕降临。

随着行动的持续，警方越来越依赖塔萨蓬的家人。他的儿子，警长拉查塔·通塔奇（Rachata Thongthatch，绰号“福克”），在这些工作中发挥了关键作用。拉查塔也是一名在职警员。值得注意的是，父子俩在枪击事件发生前几个小时才刚刚分开。

警察之子从南方赶回，全家连夜加入结束武装围困的行动。

拉查塔当时正前往他在泰国南部的警察基地。他还没到达南部，就接到了杀人事件的消息。他立即放弃行程，飞奔回春武里府。等他赶到时，武装警察仍然包围着他父亲的家。他父亲被困在屋内。

从那时起，拉查塔加入了警方和平结束围困的行动。他整夜守在屋外，多次尝试用手机联系父亲。他怀孕的妻子也参与了谈判。他们一度花了40多分钟试图说服塔萨蓬投降。

然而，副督察仍然拒绝出来。因此，行动持续了一整夜，直到周四早上。大约凌晨5点，拉查塔再次尝试联系他。这一次，这位年轻的警官同时使用了电话和扬声器。他恳求父亲出来谈谈。

至关重要的是，拉查塔向他保证不会有人伤害他。他还敦促塔萨蓬相信包围房子的警察。在劝说过程中，他提醒父亲，他们那天早上才刚刚分别。他刚开始南下，这场杀戮就迫使他折返。

儿子在父亲最终走出房间、手无寸铁地向警方投降前，提到了他未出生的孙子。

接下来是最私人的请求。拉查塔声音颤抖地告诉父亲，他即将迎来一个孙子。他说，再过三四个月，塔萨蓬就能见到孩子了。他怀孕的妻子在他身边继续协助谈判。

僵局逐渐开始打破。塔萨蓬开始亲自接听儿子的电话。即便如此，他起初仍拒绝出门。拉查塔随后请求警方允许他更近距离地接近房产。警方最终在可控条件下同意了。

有时，可以看到儿子在窗边呼唤父亲。早上6点刚过，他走得更近了。大约6点10分，拉查塔请求直接与父亲谈判。随后，警员们允许这位年轻的警员在严密监视下接近父亲。

父子俩直接交谈了大约半个小时。最终，塔萨蓬同意自首。大约早上6点20分，这位疲惫不堪的警察走出了房子。值得注意的是，他身上没有携带任何枪支。

随后，塔萨蓬坐在屋外，他的儿子走了过来。拉查塔上前拥抱了他。父子俩都泣不成声。几秒钟后，等候的警察介入，将塔萨蓬带走。他没有反抗，也没有其他人受伤。

随后，警方立即进入屋内。塔萨蓬告诉警方他把枪放在哪里。警方随后找到了这支枪作为证据。调查人员还检查了与周三枪击案有关的车辆。与此同时，警方准备将嫌疑人押送至邦拉蒙警察局。

邦拉蒙警察局长称，儿子的谈判确保了和平投降，没有发生进一步枪击事件。

邦拉蒙警察局局长萨拉武特·努查纳特警上校证实了投降的消息。他说，塔萨蓬最终于早上6点20分左右投降。据萨拉武特警上校称，儿子的持续谈判最终促成了突破。在整个围困过程中，警方主要采取了劝说策略。

最终，这一策略使行动得以顺利结束，没有发生另一起枪击事件。塔萨蓬被警方拘留并带离住所。几分钟后，他被送往邦拉蒙警察局。他曾担任该局的副督察。

然而，这一次，塔萨蓬是因妻子死亡一事前来接受讯问。警方立即启动了必要的法律程序。调查人员也开始梳理他在枪击案发生前后的行踪。与此同时，警方还从他的住所搜集了证据。

春武里府警察总长蓬潘·翁马尼特少将也证实了此次和平逮捕行动。他表示，嫌疑人没有抵抗就投降了。此外，行动最后阶段无人受伤。最终，嫌疑人的儿子通过直接对话劝服了他。

省指挥官还公布了有关塔萨蓬的初步调查结果。警方没有发现他吸毒的迹象。同样，初步调查也没有发现他患有精神疾病的证据。蓬潘少将表示，这起事件源于一起家庭纠纷。

警方称此案为家庭纠纷，调查人员正在调查嫉妒、分居、财产分割和监控录像证据。

早前的信息显示，塔萨蓬和派林之间存在严重的婚姻冲突。据报道，两人之间存在嫉妒关系。此外，他们还讨论过分居和财产分割的问题。案发后的最初几个小时，警方尚未正式公布作案动机。

现在，调查人员可以直接就这些问题询问塔萨蓬。他们还可以还原他周三上午的行踪。幼儿园的监控录像将成为调查的关键证据。同样，找到的枪支现在也可以作为证据进行检验。

枪击事件发生时，数十名幼童正在幼儿园内。事发当天上午，佩林正在幼儿园工作。枪击发生后，老师们立即采取行动保护孩子们。随着室外紧急情况的发生，教室门也被锁上了。

与此同时，警方和救援人员迅速赶到现场。帕林不幸遇难，但44名儿童均未受伤。与此同时，塔萨蓬已经离开学校，返回附近的家中。

他的到来引发了第二场危机。警方现在面对的是一名据信持有枪支的在职警员。此外，对峙发生在居民区内。因此，指挥官下令在事发地点周围设立大范围警戒线。

警方彻夜维持警戒线，谈判人员等待在被包围的房屋内取得突破。

作为行动的一部分，警方将围观者驱散了约30米。救援队严阵以待，以防围攻演变为暴力冲突。警方谈判人员继续进行谈判，武装警察则在房屋周围严阵以待。尽管如此，塔萨蓬整个下午都待在屋内。

到了傍晚，行动已经持续了数小时。尽管如此，警方仍避免强行冲进房屋。夜幕降临后，谈判仍在继续，警员们努力防止再次发生枪击事件。拉查塔从南下途中返回后，为谈判开辟了另一条途径。

然而，即便他赶到，也并未立即带来投降。相反，这位年轻的警官在外面守候了几个小时，试图联系他的父亲。他怀孕的妻子也加入了呼吁的行列。整夜，警员们都在等待转机。

黎明前，一切终于发生了改变。首先，塔萨蓬开始回应儿子的呼唤。接着，拉查塔被允许靠近一些。然后，父子俩终于能够直接交谈了。

几分钟后，围攻开始接近尾声。塔萨蓬同意把枪留在屋内。早上6点20分刚过，他就走了出去。他疲惫不堪的样子，反映出他在被围困的房子里度过了漫长的一夜。

经过20个小时的围困，父子俩泪流满面地拥抱在一起，警方重新开始调查这起谋杀案。

拉查塔在外面等候着。父子俩拥抱在一起，随后双双落泪。警方迅速控制了现场。至此，这场持续近20个小时的行动结束，没有造成其他人员伤亡。

随后，房屋周围的警戒线被解除。警方在缴获武器后宣布周边区域安全。警员们也完成了对房屋的初步检查。与此同时，塔萨蓬被描述为疲惫不堪，仍然承受着巨大的压力。

目前，各方注意力再次集中到幼儿园枪击案上。调查人员已在嫌疑人家中缴获作案枪支，并已掌握与其行踪相关的车辆信息。此外，据报道，监控录像记录了佩林死亡前后几个关键时刻。

警方现在必须查明塔萨蓬当天早上为何会出现在他妻子工作的地方。他们还将调查省警认定的婚姻纠纷。此外，调查人员还可以就枪击事件及其立即离开一事对他进行讯问。

另一方面，警方必须就他在长时间围困期间的行为作出解释。周三大部分时间，塔萨蓬都待在家中，而警方则将他的房子团团围住。超过50名警员参与了此次行动。最终，他的家人成为了嫌疑人和谈判人员之间的关键纽带。

这起案件经历了三个阶段：从幼儿园凶杀案到警方追捕，再到通宵围攻，最终以嫌犯投降告终。

因此，案件迅速经历了三个阶段。首先是幼儿园内发生的致命枪击案，当时幼儿园里挤满了孩子。接着是警方展开搜捕，最终找到了塔萨蓬的住所。最后是警方连夜围困塔萨蓬，数十名警员甚至他的家人都参与其中。

事件的核心是一名被控杀害妻子的在职警察。在外面与他对峙的是另一名警察，也是他的儿子。拉查塔得知枪击事件后，放弃了南下的行程，匆匆赶回。他当晚彻夜试图劝说父亲投降。

黎明后不久，这些努力终于奏效了。塔萨蓬把枪留在屋内，走出了房子。他拥抱了儿子，在警察进入屋内之前，他崩溃痛哭。

几分钟后，邦拉蒙副督察回到了他工作的警局。这一次，他因涉嫌杀害帕林·通塔奇而被讯问。

芭堤雅一名警官在幼儿园残忍地枪杀了妻子，随后在家中被警方包围。

警方称，一名15岁杀人犯在学校遭受霸凌后进行反击，他们正在调查周五发生的这起骇人听闻的邪恶罪行。

在周五发生大规模枪击事件后，总理阿努廷誓言将继续推行其强硬的枪支管制政策。

曼谷郊外暖武里府发生一起枪击案，造成9人死亡，其中一名学生在清晨遭到枪击。现场共2处。

芭堤雅发生的谋杀和恐怖事件才刚刚开始，警方正在调查“Pong”的恐怖统治。

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警方正在搜寻一对俄罗斯兄妹的裸体尸体，此前一名被捕嫌疑人已承认杀害了他们两人。

俄罗斯兄妹案中被隐瞒的证据表明，这对兄妹在周日清晨遭到追捕。

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在莫斯科发出警告后，部长向俄罗斯人保证泰国是安全的，并且他们是高价值游客。

泰国对那些滥用泰国好感、从事犯罪活动的可疑外国人和游客关闭大门。

新任部长确认将对外国旅游采取强硬措施。增加收费、缩短签证期限并强制购买保险。

签证入境期限由60天缩短至30天。鉴于外国游客数量下降10%，该方案已原则上达成一致。

部长确认将取消60天签证制度，以回应日益增长的行业安全担忧

泰国旅游业负责人警告称，如果再次爆发安全争议，泰国将面临被中国列入黑名单的风险。

翁英终于下达了命令。泰国切断了缅甸诈骗中心的电力供应。上午9点结束

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为应对中国境内非法农场问题导致外国旅游业遭受重创，泰国总理白东腾将与人工智能进行中文对话，以消除人们对中国安全的担忧。

签证豁免计划因另一场以安全担忧为驱动的中国危机而受到质疑，这场危机阻碍了外国游客的旅游。

周四下午，一群中国犯罪分子在曼谷市中心行骗，诈骗和抢劫了1300万泰铢。

旅游业加密货币沙盒支付计划势必会遭到央行的强烈反对。

他信呼吁发行加密货币债券。他赞扬嫁给外国人的伊桑女性的成功和美丽。

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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