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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

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Netnapha na Thalang, Executive Officer Manager for Mercure Pattaya Hotel presents Tony Malhotra with flowers and presents to wish the Pattaya Mail a Happy 20th Anniversary. [3]

Takeuchi Ryoma Yoshizawa Ryo Yamazaki Kento Jun Shison Chiba Yudai Chiba Yudai Sota Fukushi Exo Kai Sagaguchi Kentaro Ref: Koreaboo You may also like these stories: (translated from pt) [4]

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As 2016 comes to an end, The Irrawaddy showcases the best photographs to come from the lenses of our outstanding photographers this year—they never fail to capture Burma’s most iconic moments. [6]

Pawares Wongpethkao (left), Public Relations Executive of Bed Buzz marketing communications agency, was welcomed by Kamolthep ‘Prince’ Malhotra, GM of the Pattaya Mail Media Group, during his introductory visit to our offices recently. [7]

By Contributor: Si Thu Htaik Monday, June 15, 2009 (confirmed by 4 sources) [8]

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