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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Mother files complaint after volleyball coach repeatedly beats son A mother filed a complaint yesterday, March 17, with the Crime Suppression Division after alleging an assistant volleyball coach at a sports school in Nonthaburi province repeatedly ... [2]

BANGKOK — A mother has sought help after her nine-year-old son was allegedly beaten 17 times by a teacher at an Islamic religious school in Nong Chok, leaving bruises on his arm. The 25-year-old mother, Thinyada, brought her G [4]

Drug-addicted Thai man beheads mother, abandons head in rice field A drug-addicted Thai man beheaded his mother and abandoned her head in a rice field in Amnat Charoen province yesterday, January 4, before being arrested shortly afterwards. [5]

Digital Economy Minister defends mother over PDPA controversy Today, December 11, Digital Economy Minister Chaichanok Chidchob defended his mother over a controversial social media post that revealed someone’s personal information online, insisting ... [6]

Thai mother arrested for livestreaming herself sexually abusing teenage son Suspect says she earns 10,000 baht monthly from private group chats Cyber police officers arrested a Thai mother in Sa Kaeo province for livestreaming herself sexually abusi... [7]

Chon Buri student hit, left with wounds for incomplete homework Yesterday, March 11, a mother alleged in a Facebook post that a tea [8]

BANGKOK — Their Majesties the King and Queen of Thailand will pay a state visit to Laos from 16–18 March 2026 at the invitation [9]

A mother and daughter waited for rescue from their flooded house in Hat Yai for four days. [10]

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