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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

PHUKET – Police have taken four British men into custody after a luxury watch, valued at 2.3 million baht, was stolen from an American tourist in Thalang. A dashcam from a nearby car recorded the theft as it happened. [1]

Haruo Obata, an 86-year-old man who is known in Japan as a "super volunteer" for his disaster relief work throughout the country, is looking forward to attending a night school from April. [2]

An American man has been arrested for allegedly molesting a 12-year-old girl. George Edward Webb, 62, was apprehended at his Soi Nernplabwan home March 29 by child-protection and human trafficking police. [3]

The Winter Olympics are in full swing, with the sports extravaganza set to run until Feb. 20. But it's been a bumpy ride on and off the slopes. U.S. [4]

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