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Based on 6 verified sources covering Finland, Thailand:

In January 2026, within just one day, two Uzbek migrant women were murdered, their bodies dismembered and dumped in garbage containers across Istanbul, Turkiye. Weeks later, another Uzbek woman’s body was found in western Turkiye. [1]

Are Uzbeks really happy? In Uzbekistan, it is customary to greet someone by asking how they are; the typical response is “I am good, Alhamdulillah,” regardless of how the person is actually feeling. [2]

PATTAYA, Thailand – Chonburi Immigration Police, led by Pol. Col. Napasapong Khositsuriyamanee, apprehended a 34-year-old Uzbek woman known as “Mrs. Gum [5]

SATTAHIP, Thailand – Two navy soldiers heroically rescued an 18-year-old Uzbek woman who had been assaulted and found struggling in a pond at the Suffici [6]

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