British man attacked and slashed by drunk motorbike duo on Tuesday as they tried to steal his smartphone

September 16, 2026 at 1:38 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Thailand

A British man was slashed and beaten by motorcycle robbers in Pattaya as foreign visitors faced a sudden burst of violent street attacks. Anand Kumar, 45, fought off two men trying to steal his phone in Jomtien early Tuesday. He was left bruised with a deep cut beside his temple. Minutes later, a Russian tourist was robbed at gunpoint. Another Russian had been beaten and robbed the previous day. Meanwhile, a Turkish tourist was targeted in another phone robbery, leading to two teenage arrests. Police have confirmed no link between the cases. However, the violent cluster has triggered multiple investigations as officers hunt Mr Kumar’s attackers through CCTV footage.

British man Anand Kumar, 45, is slashed and beaten fighting off Jomtien motorcycle robbers as Pattaya police probe a spate of violent attacks on foreign visitors. ( Source: Khaosod )

A 45-year-old British man was slashed and beaten by two motorcycle-riding robbers in Pattaya early Tuesday. The attackers targeted his mobile phone but fled empty-handed after he fought back. However, Anand Kumar was left bruised and bleeding after the violent attempted robbery. He suffered a cut running from his left temple towards his ear. Rescue workers believed a sharp weapon caused the wound.

The attack came amid a worrisome spate of violent street crime involving foreigners around Pattaya. Within days, British, Russian and Turkish nationals became victims or targets in separate incidents. Notably, another foreign tourist was robbed at gunpoint only minutes after Mr Kumar was attacked. Another Russian had been beaten and robbed the previous day.

Mr Kumar’s ordeal began at approximately 1.36 am on Tuesday, September 15. The attack occurred at the entrance to Soi Jomtien 15 in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi. According to the account given afterwards, two Thai men approached together on a motorcycle. Both appeared to be drunk.

Knife-wielding motorcycle robbers beat British man after he refuses to surrender his phone in Jomtien

The men rode alongside Mr Kumar before the encounter suddenly turned violent. One attacker threatened him with a sharp weapon and attempted to rob him. Subsequently, both men assaulted the British national and tried to seize his mobile phone. Mr Kumar resisted and refused to surrender the device.

A violent struggle followed beside the road during the early hours. During the attack, Mr Kumar suffered bruising across his body. More seriously, he sustained a cut stretching from his left temple towards his ear. Despite his injuries, he continued resisting the two attackers.

Eventually, the pair abandoned their attempt to take his phone. They escaped together on their motorcycle and disappeared into the surrounding streets. Mr Kumar had kept the device. However, he was injured and needed immediate assistance.

Afterwards, the British man made his way to a nearby convenience store. There, 20-year-old employee Duetdao Theewadwad encountered him shortly after the attack. Mr Kumar entered the shop seeking help. Ms Duetdao later gave police an account of what he told her.

According to her account, Mr Kumar said two Thai men approached him on a motorcycle. He said both appeared intoxicated. One then threatened him with a sharp weapon before trying to rob him. In response, Mr Kumar resisted as the men attempted to take his phone.

British man reaches Jomtien shop injured after fighting off two motorcycle robbers targeting his phone

The attempted theft quickly became a physical assault. The pair beat him while trying to pull the mobile phone away. Nevertheless, Mr Kumar prevented them from taking it. The attackers then broke off their assault and fled together on the motorcycle.

Meanwhile, the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation received an alert at approximately 1.36 am. Pattaya City Police Station was also informed. Rescue personnel rushed to assist Mr Kumar after the attack. By then, both suspects had escaped.

Rescue workers found bruising on Mr Kumar’s body. In addition, they found the wound running between his left temple and ear. They believed the injury had been caused by a sharp object. Personnel provided first aid before transferring him to a nearby hospital.

In response, police asked Mr Kumar to lodge a formal complaint. Investigators then began examining security cameras around Jomtien Soi 15. As part of this, officers also checked CCTV footage from surrounding roads. Police hoped to identify the motorcycle, its riders or their escape route.

The motorcycle became a central element in the hunt for the pair. Footage could show its appearance or registration plate. Equally, cameras farther from the scene could reveal where the attackers travelled afterwards. Investigators continued gathering evidence and searching for both men.

Police hunt motorcycle pair through Jomtien CCTV after British man is beaten and cut in phone robbery

Yet the attack on Mr Kumar was not an isolated violent incident involving a foreigner. Only minutes later, a Russian tourist was robbed at gunpoint on Soi Pattaya Park. Separately, another Russian tourist had been beaten and robbed around Soi Thappraya 9. That attack happened the previous day.

Consequently, police were examining whether any of the incidents could be connected. Investigators had not established such a link. Still, the cases placed several violent robberies involving foreigners before Pattaya police within a remarkably short period. Mr Kumar’s attack was reported as the third local mugging involving a foreign tourist within days.

On another front, police were dealing with an attempted robbery involving a 56-year-old Turkish tourist. That attack occurred on Soi Phra Tamnak 6 at approximately 2.49 am. Again, a mobile phone was targeted. Police subsequently arrested two teenagers in connection with that case.

Crucially, investigators had not linked those teenagers with the attack on Mr Kumar. Nor was there confirmation connecting them with either Russian case. Accordingly, the incidents remained separate investigations. Police had announced no evidence showing that one group carried out the wider series.

Even so, several circumstances overlap. The victims were foreign men in Pattaya and neighbouring areas. Several incidents occurred late at night or during the early morning. Moreover, violence or weapons featured in multiple cases. Property was also targeted during the attacks.

Foreign tourists face violent Pattaya robberies involving a sharp weapon, gun and attacks within days

In Mr Kumar’s case, one attacker wielded or threatened him with a sharp weapon. Minutes later, a Russian tourist faced a firearm during another robbery. Previously, another Russian had been beaten and robbed. In parallel, the Turkish case involved another attempted theft of a mobile phone.

For Mr Kumar, the immediate motive reported to police was robbery. The attackers tried to seize his phone and assaulted him when he resisted. Furthermore, the account given immediately afterwards described both men as apparently drunk. Police had announced no other motive.

The concentration of attacks has become a worrisome development around Pattaya and Jomtien. Several foreign men have figured in violent street crime investigations within days. Significantly, the incidents included beatings, a firearm and a sharp weapon. Police were therefore examining evidence across several separate cases.

The cases come amid increasingly visible disputes involving foreigners elsewhere in Thailand. However, police have presented no evidence connecting those developments with Mr Kumar’s attack. Neither have investigators established anti-foreigner sentiment as a motive. Instead, the available evidence in his case points directly towards robbery.

British victim fights off motorcycle robbers as Pattaya police piece together CCTV trail after attack

The attempted robbery was also particularly brazen. Two men approached together on a motorcycle during the early hours. One threatened Mr Kumar with a sharp weapon. Then both men attacked him while trying to seize his phone. Yet the British man continued resisting.

As a result, the robbers failed to obtain the property they targeted. Mr Kumar kept his phone throughout the struggle. However, the resistance came at a physical cost. He suffered bruising and a significant wound beside his left temple.

Once the attackers fled, the convenience store became an important point in the police timeline. Ms Duetdao encountered Mr Kumar immediately after the assault. She saw him injured and seeking assistance. Additionally, she received his account of the two attackers and their motorcycle.

Rescue records provide another fixed point in the sequence. The emergency call came at approximately 1.36 am. Sawang Boriboon personnel responded and treated the British man. At the same time, Pattaya City Police became involved in the case.

From there, CCTV became a major part of the investigation. Cameras around Jomtien Soi 15 may have recorded the attackers approaching or leaving. Furthermore, footage along adjoining roads could track their motorcycle through the area. Investigators can compare recordings from different locations.

CCTV and witness accounts drive hunt for motorcycle robbers as other foreigner attacks hit Pattaya

A visible registration plate could provide a major lead. Alternatively, the motorcycle’s appearance could help officers narrow their search. Its direction of travel could also reveal where the pair went after escaping. Police were continuing to trace the attackers for legal action.

At the same time, investigators were handling the other attacks involving foreign visitors. The Russian gunpoint robbery followed Mr Kumar’s assault within minutes. Another Russian had already been beaten and robbed the previous day. Elsewhere, the Turkish attempted robbery produced two teenage suspects.

Whether those investigations intersect remains unresolved. Police had not established that the same offenders carried out the attacks. Nevertheless, their concentration has placed street crime involving foreigners firmly under scrutiny in Pattaya. Investigators must now identify who carried out each offence.

Mr Kumar’s case provides police with several separate strands of evidence. First, investigators have his account of the assault. They also have Ms Duetdao’s account of his arrival at the shop. Additionally, rescue workers documented his injuries shortly afterwards. CCTV could now provide the crucial visual trail.

Sharp weapon, gun and beatings feature in spate of Pattaya street attacks involving foreign visitors

The injuries also show the force used during the robbery attempt. Mr Kumar was not merely threatened. He was beaten badly enough to suffer bruising across his body. Moreover, a sharp object apparently caused the wound between his temple and ear.

Yet the attackers escaped without the mobile phone they had targeted. They abandoned the robbery after Mr Kumar resisted and then fled together. Their motorcycle could now prove their biggest vulnerability. Cameras around Jomtien may have recorded their movements before or after the assault.

The wider timing adds further urgency to the police inquiries. Within days, foreign men from four nationalities featured in separate violent crime reports. British, Russian and Turkish visitors were among those targeted. In several cases, the attacks happened during the early hours.

Weapons also featured prominently. Mr Kumar faced a sharp weapon during the attempted phone robbery. A Russian tourist faced a gun minutes later. Another Russian was beaten during a separate robbery. Meanwhile, police made two teenage arrests following the attack on the Turkish tourist.

Pattaya police hunt motorcycle robbers as cluster of violent attacks involving foreign visitors grows

There remains no confirmed connection between those cases. Likewise, police have not identified a common motive beyond the individual robbery investigations. Nonetheless, the sudden cluster presents Pattaya police with several violent attacks involving foreigners within a narrow period.

For Anand Kumar, the sequence lasted from a roadside confrontation to an injured arrival at a convenience store. Two men rode alongside him and attempted to take his mobile phone. When he resisted, they beat him and threatened him with a sharp weapon. Still, they failed to get the phone.

The pair then disappeared on their motorcycle before emergency workers arrived. Mr Kumar received first aid and was taken to hospital. Subsequently, police began searching CCTV footage and tracing the suspects’ escape route.

Now the hunt centres on identifying those two motorcycle-riding attackers. Meanwhile, Pattaya police face several other recent violent cases involving foreigners. Any link between them remains unconfirmed. Yet the compressed spate of attacks has become a worrisome development for Thailand’s major resort city.

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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9月16日下午1点38分

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

犯罪、生活、泰国

一名英国男子在芭堤雅遭摩托车劫匪袭击，被割伤并殴打。与此同时，外国游客也遭遇了一系列突如其来的街头暴力袭击。45岁的阿南德·库马尔（Anand Kumar）周二清晨在乔木提恩（Jomtien）与两名试图抢劫他手机的男子搏斗，最终不敌。他的太阳穴附近被划开一道很深的伤口，导致他全身淤青。几分钟后，一名俄罗斯游客遭到持枪抢劫。前一天，另一名俄罗斯游客也遭到殴打和抢劫。与此同时，一名土耳其游客在另一起手机抢劫案中成为目标，两名青少年因此被捕。警方已确认这些案件之间没有关联。然而，这一系列暴力事件引发了多项调查，警方正在通过监控录像追捕袭击库马尔先生的嫌疑人。

45岁的英国男子阿南德·库马尔在芭堤雅中天区与摩托车劫匪搏斗时被砍伤并殴打。芭堤雅警方正在调查一系列针对外国游客的暴力袭击事件。（来源：Khaosod）

周二清晨，一名45岁的英国男子在芭堤雅遭到两名骑摩托车的劫匪袭击，被割伤并殴打。劫匪原本想抢走他的手机，但遭到反抗后空手而逃。然而，阿南德·库马尔在这次暴力抢劫未遂事件中身受重伤，鲜血直流。他的左侧太阳穴到耳朵处被割伤。救援人员认为伤口是由利器造成的。

此次袭击发生之际，芭堤雅周边地区针对外国人的暴力街头犯罪事件频发，令人担忧。短短几天内，英国、俄罗斯和土耳其公民就相继成为不同事件的受害者或目标。值得注意的是，库马尔先生遇袭后仅几分钟，另一名外国游客就遭到持枪抢劫。前一天，另一名俄罗斯人也遭到殴打和抢劫。

库马尔先生的噩梦始于9月15日星期二凌晨1点36分左右。袭击发生在春武里府邦拉蒙县农普鲁镇宗滴路15巷入口处。据事后描述，两名泰国男子骑着摩托车靠近他，两人似乎都喝醉了。

在乔木提恩，一名英国男子因拒绝交出手机而被持刀摩托车劫匪殴打。

几名男子与库马尔先生并肩而行，随后冲突突然升级为暴力事件。其中一名袭击者用利器威胁他并试图抢劫。随后，两名男子殴打了这位英国公民，并试图夺走他的手机。库马尔先生奋力反抗，拒绝交出手机。

凌晨时分，路边爆发了一场激烈的搏斗。库马尔先生在袭击中全身多处受伤，其中左侧太阳穴到耳朵处有一道很深的伤口。尽管身负重伤，他仍然奋力抵抗两名袭击者。

最终，两人放弃了抢夺手机的企图。他们骑着摩托车逃走，消失在周围的街道上。库马尔先生保管住了手机。然而，他受了伤，需要立即救治。

事后，这名英国男子前往附近一家便利店。在那里，20岁的店员杜特道·蒂瓦德瓦德（Duetdao Theewadwad）在袭击发生后不久遇到了他。库马尔先生走进店里寻求帮助。杜特道女士后来向警方讲述了库马尔先生告诉她的事情。

据她所述，库马尔先生称两名泰国男子骑着摩托车靠近他。他说两人看起来都喝醉了。其中一人随后用利器威胁他，并试图抢劫他。库马尔先生奋力反抗，阻止了两人抢夺他的手机。

英国男子在与两名摩托车劫匪搏斗后受伤抵达乔木提恩商店，劫匪企图抢夺他的手机。

盗窃未遂很快演变成肢体冲突。两人一边殴打库马尔先生，一边试图抢走他的手机。尽管如此，库马尔先生还是阻止了他们。随后，袭击者停止了殴打，骑着摩托车逃离现场。

与此同时，萨旺·博里汶·塔玛萨坦基金会于凌晨1点36分左右接到警报。芭堤雅市警察局也接到了通知。袭击发生后，救援人员迅速赶到现场救助库马尔先生。此时，两名嫌疑人已经逃脱。

救援人员在库马尔先生身上发现了瘀伤。此外，他们还发现他左侧太阳穴和耳朵之间有一道伤口。他们认为这道伤口是由尖锐物体造成的。救援人员对他进行了初步急救，然后将他送往附近医院。

警方随后要求库马尔先生正式报案。调查人员开始查看乔木提恩15巷附近的监控录像。作为调查的一部分，警方还查看了周边道路的监控录像。警方希望能够确定涉案摩托车、骑手或他们的逃跑路线。

这辆摩托车成为追捕这两名嫌犯的关键线索。监控录像可以显示它的外观或车牌号。同样，距离案发现场较远的监控摄像头也可以揭示袭击者事后的行踪。调查人员继续收集证据，搜寻这两名嫌犯。

警方通过乔木提恩监控录像追捕两名骑摩托车的嫌犯，此前一名英国男子在手机抢劫案中遭到殴打和割伤。

然而，库马尔先生遇袭并非一起孤立的外国人暴力事件。仅仅几分钟后，一名俄罗斯游客在芭堤雅公园巷遭到持枪抢劫。此外，前一天，另一名俄罗斯游客在塔普拉亚9巷附近遭到殴打和抢劫。

因此，警方正在调查这些事件之间是否存在关联。调查人员尚未发现此类联系。尽管如此，这些案件表明，在极短的时间内，芭堤雅警方接手了多起涉及外国人的暴力抢劫案。据报道，库马尔先生遇袭是几天内发生的第三起涉及外国游客的本地抢劫案。

另一方面，警方正在处理一起针对一名56岁土耳其游客的抢劫未遂案。这起袭击事件发生在凌晨2点49分左右，地点位于Soi Phra Tamnak 6巷。同样，手机也是被抢目标。警方随后逮捕了两名与此案有关的青少年。

至关重要的是，调查人员并未将这些青少年与库马尔先生遇袭事件联系起来。也没有证据表明他们与任何一起俄罗斯案件有关。因此，这些事件仍作为独立案件进行调查。警方尚未公布任何证据表明是由同一团伙实施了这一系列袭击。

尽管如此，仍有几处情况重叠。受害者均为居住在芭堤雅及其周边地区的外国男子。多起事件发生在深夜或凌晨。此外，多起案件中都涉及暴力或武器。袭击事件中，财产也成为攻击目标。

外国游客在芭堤雅遭遇持利器、枪支等暴力抢劫，数日内便可能遭到袭击。

库马尔先生的案件中，一名袭击者用利器威胁或持械袭击了他。几分钟后，一名俄罗斯游客在另一起抢劫案中遭遇枪击。此前，另一名俄罗斯人也曾遭到殴打和抢劫。与此同时，土耳其的这起案件也涉及一起手机盗窃未遂案。

库马尔先生向警方报告的直接作案动机是抢劫。袭击者试图抢走他的手机，并在他反抗时对他进行了殴打。此外，事后立即提供的证词显示，两名男子当时显然都处于醉酒状态。警方没有公布其他作案动机。

芭堤雅和乔木提恩一带袭击事件的集中爆发令人担忧。短短几天内，多名外籍男子卷入街头暴力犯罪调查。值得注意的是，这些案件涉及殴打、枪支和利器。因此，警方正在对多起独立案件的证据进行调查。

这些案件发生之际，正值泰国其他地区涉及外国人的纠纷日益增多，引人注目。然而，警方并未提供任何证据将这些事件与库马尔先生遇袭事件联系起来。两名调查人员均未发现反外国人情绪是作案动机。相反，现有证据直接指向抢劫。

英国受害者奋力击退摩托车劫匪，芭堤雅警方正在拼凑袭击事件的监控录像线索

这起抢劫未遂案性质极其恶劣。凌晨时分，两名男子骑着摩托车接近库马尔先生。其中一人用利器威胁他。随后，两人合力袭击他，试图抢走他的手机。然而，这位英国男子始终奋力反抗。

结果，劫匪未能得逞。库马尔先生在搏斗中始终保管着手机。然而，反抗也让他付出了代价。他身上多处瘀伤，左侧太阳穴附近还有一道很深的伤口。

袭击者逃走后，这家便利店成为警方调查时间线上的一个重要节点。杜特道女士在袭击发生后立即遇到了库马尔先生。她看到他受伤并正在寻求帮助。此外，她还从库马尔先生那里了解到两名袭击者及其摩托车的情况。

救援记录提供了事件经过的另一个确定时间点。紧急呼叫大约在凌晨1点36分响起。Sawang Boriboon救援人员赶到现场，对这名英国男子进行了救治。与此同时，芭堤雅市警方也介入了此案。

此后，监控录像成为调查的关键。乔木提恩15巷附近的摄像头可能拍到了袭击者接近或离开的画面。此外，邻近道路的监控录像或许能追踪到他们的摩托车在该区域的行踪。调查人员可以比对不同地点的录像。

监控录像和目击者证词推动对摩托车劫匪的追捕，与此同时，芭堤雅还发生了多起外国人袭击事件。

清晰可见的车牌号码可能提供重要线索。此外，摩托车的外观也能帮助警方缩小搜索范围。摩托车的行驶方向也可能揭示两人逃跑后的去向。警方仍在继续追查袭击者，以便采取法律行动。

与此同时，调查人员还在处理其他涉及外国游客的袭击事件。库马尔先生遇袭后几分钟，一名俄罗斯男子也遭到持枪抢劫。此前一天，另一名俄罗斯男子也曾遭到殴打和抢劫。此外，另一起土耳其男子未遂抢劫案抓获了两名青少年嫌疑人。

这些调查是否有交集仍未可知。警方尚未证实是同一批罪犯实施了这些袭击。尽管如此，这些案件的集中出现已使芭堤雅涉及外国人的街头犯罪受到密切关注。调查人员现在必须查明每起案件的作案者。

库马尔先生的案件为警方提供了多条独立的证据线索。首先，调查人员掌握了他本人对袭击事件的描述。他们还掌握了杜特道女士关于他到达商店的证词。此外，救援人员在事发后不久也记录了他的伤情。现在，监控录像或许能提供关键的影像证据。

芭堤雅街头发生多起涉及外国游客的袭击事件，凶器包括利器、枪支和殴打。

这些伤痕也表明了抢劫过程中施暴者的暴力程度。库马尔先生不仅受到了威胁，还遭到了严重的殴打，全身多处瘀伤。此外，他太阳穴和耳朵之间的伤口显然是由尖锐物体造成的。

然而，袭击者并未得手他们想要的手机便逃走了。在库马尔先生反抗后，他们放弃了抢劫，然后结伴逃离。他们的摩托车现在可能成为他们最大的弱点。乔木提恩附近的监控摄像头或许记录下了他们在袭击前后的行踪。

时间跨度的扩大使得警方调查更加紧迫。几天之内，来自四个不同国家的外国男子分别出现在多起暴力犯罪报告中。英国、俄罗斯和土耳其游客均是袭击目标。在一些案件中，袭击发生在凌晨时分。

武器也多次出现。库马尔先生在遭遇手机抢劫未遂时，曾被利器袭击。几分钟后，一名俄罗斯游客也遭遇了枪击。另一名俄罗斯游客在另一起抢劫案中遭到殴打。与此同时，警方在土耳其游客遇袭后逮捕了两名青少年。

芭堤雅警方追捕摩托车劫匪，涉及外国游客的暴力袭击事件呈上升趋势

目前仍未确认这些案件之间存在关联。同样，警方也未在个别抢劫案调查之外发现共同作案动机。尽管如此，这一系列案件的突然集中发生，使得芭堤雅警方在短时间内面临多起涉及外国人的暴力袭击事件。

阿南德·库马尔的遭遇始于路边的一次冲突，最终他受伤抵达一家便利店。两名男子骑车与他并肩而行，试图抢走他的手机。他反抗后，两人殴打他并用利器威胁他。尽管如此，他们最终还是没能抢到手机。

随后，两人骑摩托车逃走，救援人员赶到现场前，库马尔先生接受了急救并被送往医院。之后，警方开始调取监控录像，追踪嫌疑人的逃跑路线。

目前，警方正全力追查两名骑摩托车的袭击者。与此同时，芭堤雅警方还面临其他几起近期涉及外国人的暴力案件。这些案件之间是否存在关联尚未得到证实。然而，这一系列密集发生的袭击事件已成为泰国这座主要度假城市令人担忧的趋势。

英国男子在芭堤雅中天区遭恶性袭击，一名泰国男子被捕。一名70岁老人面部被踢。

周一，一名大麻店店员因29200泰铢的诈骗案，在光天化日之下袭击了一名骑摩托车的英国男子。

芭堤雅一名外国游客因泰国男子抱怨公共场所吸烟而对其进行攻击，引发人们对大麻问题的担忧。

本周，一名曼谷高级警官因涉嫌持械抢劫巴吞他尼府一家大麻店而被起诉。

在暖武里府又一起因三角恋引发的命案中，一名警察被发现死在被谋杀的妻子身旁。

呵叻府一名监狱长怒枪杀了与其分居的妻子及其新情人，随后自杀身亡。

监狱官员受到辩护，此前一名狱警透露，他们的自杀率比囚犯高出13倍。

前警察局长对“法拉利乔”的狱中死亡表示担忧，但官方坚称其为自杀。

对法拉利·乔（Ferrari Joe，又名警察上校Thitisan Utthanaphon）周五晚在克隆普雷姆监狱自杀事件的调查

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警方负责人将加快“法拉利乔”的处置，因为他即将面临一级谋杀指控。

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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