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moderate confidence 4 sources extractive

Based on 4 verified sources covering Thailand:

CHIANG RAI — Police arrested a Myanmar man on Phahonyothin Road late at night after he was caught driving a pickup truck loaded with 8 sacks of methamphetamine, holding at least 1.6 million pills. [1]

PATTAYA, Thailand – Mayor Poramet Ngamphichet, along with distinguished guests and community leaders, joined forces for a heart-warming event aimed at brightening the lives of children with special needs at Father Ray School on April 5. [2]

Police are searching for two men who killed a well-known partier as he drove his motorbike through central Pattaya. [3]

Chonburi Deputy Governor Chaowalit Saeng-uthai (centre) presided over the opening ceremonies for the “Project Management for Preparing an Action Plan for Road Safety” seminar, hosted by the Road Accident Victims Protection Co., Ltd., at the A-One Hot... [4]

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