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Based on 10 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar, Thailand:

Legendary singer Yuenyong Opakul, better known as "Ad Carabao", has voiced opposition to the controversial casino-entertainment project, saying it is not worth the trouble. [2]

An Isaan volunteer policeman and his girlfriend were arrested on drug charges at a Nongprue market. Jiraporn Thongmiphai, 27, was charged with selling 1.6 g. [3]

Country music legend Yuenyong “Aed Carabao” Opakul debuted the music video shot during HM the King’s birthday celebration last year, an anthem calling on Pattaya residents and leaders to follow His Majesty’s “sufficiency economy” philosophy. [4]

TOKYO -- Nobuo Domae once served as a key executive at Uniqlo parent Fast Retailing, helping to turn the Japan-based casualwear seller into a global force. [7]

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