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Based on 4 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

BANGKOK – A 48-year-old man turned himself in to police after a woman he had been seeing died following an assault at a house in Pathum Thani. Police later found drugs in his system. [1]

8 min readUpdated: Mar 27, 2026 12:25 AM IST ( Written by Anubha Mishra) War leaves scars that extend far beyond the battlefield. Cities crumble, governments falter, and borders shift—but it is often women who carry the deepest burdens of conflict. [2]

SYDNEY - Australia's recently convicted mushroom murderer also tried to poison her husband with a chicken korma curry, according to accusations aired Friday after a suppression order lapsed. [3]

The Constitutional Court has unanimously ruled that the law allowing spouses to sue for damages due to adultery is unconstitutional. [4]

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