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Kaikan Kaennakam had gone to Bahrain to find work to support her family. She started living with her Bahraini boyfriend and frequently shared posts on social media.

Thai model, missing for a year, found dead in Bahrain morgue

Kaikan Kaennakam had gone to Bahrain to find work to support her family. She started living with her Bahraini boyfriend and frequently shared posts on social media. 

Kaikan Kaennakam had gone to Bahrain to find work to support her family. She started living with her Bahraini boyfriend and frequently shared posts on social media.

A 31-year-old Thai model's body has been found in a Bahrain morgue, over a year after she went missing.
Kaikan Kaennakam, who worked as a model in Thailand, ventured overseas to work in a restaurant in Bahrain to support her family.
She started living with her Bahraini boyfriend and frequently shared posts on social media. However, in April 2023, she stopped posting online, sparking fears in her family about her whereabouts.
On April 18, the Thai embassy in Bahrain informed Kaikan's family that the body of an unidentified Southeast Asian female had been kept in the Salmaniya medical complex morgue since last year.
The model was identified by a tattoo on her leg. The cause of death was stated as 'acute lung and heart failure due to alcohol poisoning'.
Her family is now seeking help to repatriate her body.

Thailand imposes emergency to clear Bangkok protests

Thailand's government has imposed emergency measure to clear street protesters in Bangkok whoset up camps outside the prime minister's office

Thailand Police on Thursday cleared out protesters camping outside the PM's office after the&nbsp;government imposed emergency measure to clear the street protesters. The emergency decree came in after the protesters blocked a royal motorcade, reports said. As per the decree, gatherings of five or more people have been banned and severe curbs have been imposed on online messages. Protests have raged in Bangkok for three months. The protesters have called for ousting of the PM and reforms in Thai monarchy.

Thailand to make, supply AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine

Thailand has agreed to manufacture and supply AstraZeneca experimental Covid-19 vaccine in the southeast Asian country and other nations in the region

Thailand has agreed to manufacture and supply AstraZeneca experimental Covid-19 vaccine in the southeast Asian country and other nations in the region, the British and Thai governments said on Monday. The announcement by the British embassy in Bangkok did not specify how many doses of the vaccine candidate would be distributed in Thailand. It also did not disclose the financial terms of the deal. AstraZeneca is developing a Covid vaccine alongwith the Oxford University.

'Down with the tyrant': Thai protesters kick off weekend of rallies

Pro-democracy protesters took to the streets of Bangkok on Saturday as a rally kicked off calling for PM Prayut Chan-O-Cha to step down and demanding reforms to the monarchy. Protesters chanting "Down with dictatorship, long live democracy!" and "Prayut get out!" gathered in front of Bangkok's Thammasat University, demanding to be let in and eventually forced the locked gates open. The demonstration was later expected to move on to the historic Sanam Luang field in front of the royal palace, where protesters plan to spend the night. Thailand has seen near-daily gatherings of youth-led groups since mid-July demanding the resignation of Prayut, the former army chief behind the 2014 coup, and a complete overhaul of his administration.

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Protesters storm Bangkok streets, demand monarchy reforms
Protesters&nbsp;call for PM Prayut to step down
Thousands broke open&nbsp;Thammasat University's gate
Demonstrators will park themselves in front of royal palace
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Pro-democracy protesters took to the streets of Bangkok on Saturday kicking off&nbsp;a rally asking&nbsp;PM Prayut Chan-O-Cha to step down and demanding reforms to the monarchy. Protesters chanting "Down with dictatorship, long live democracy!" and "Prayut get out!" gathered in front of Bangkok's Thammasat University, demanding to be let in and eventually forcing the locked gates open. The demonstration was later expected to move on to the historic Sanam Luang field in front of the royal palace, where protesters plan to spend the night. Thailand has seen near-daily gatherings of youth-led groups since mid-July demanding the resignation of Prayut, the former army chief behind the 2014 coup, and a complete overhaul of his administration.

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