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Based on 9 verified sources covering Finland, Thailand:

Swedish man attacked by transgender woman in Pattaya At about 2.49am, the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Pattaya Rescue Centre received an emergency call for assistance at a residence in Wat Thammasamakkhi Soi 3. [2]

The Finnish men's basketball team will continue the MM trials on Friday at 21.30 in Charleroi. Live coverage of the Susigang and Belgium match starts at TV2 and Yle Areena at 9: 10 p.m. (translated from fi) [5]

Sekä Luvian että Merikarvian tuulipuistosuunnitelmat etenevät ja kaavat ovat tulossa nähtäville. Yhteensä maakuntaan on tulossa 19 tuulivoima-aluetta. [6]

Kristian Smeds, director of Kajaan City Theatre, has received the Finnish Cultural Fund Award for the Knievers. Smed shares the prize with Theatre Takomo's working group. (translated from fi) [7]

SATTAHIP, Thailand – A disgruntled husband brutally attacked his wife with a knife, leaving her with severe injuries. The violent domestic incident occurred at in the Taweesuk Village in Sattahip district on April 20. [8]

PATTAYA, Thailand – Authorities were alerted to a distressing incident where a young woman, later identified as Ms. Waraporn, attempted to jump from a five-story building in central Pattaya’s Town in Town area on January 7. [9]

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