Thai PM Anutin Apologises to Russians, Orders Tighter Security After Five Chonburi Killings
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul apologized to Russian visitors and ordered increased security in Chonburi after five people, including two Russian siblings and three Thai family members, were found killed there.
- Anutin acknowledged that the killings damaged Thailand's reputation and tourism confidence, especially in Chonburi and Pattaya, and vowed to restore public trust.
- The prime minister stated the crimes were committed by individuals and assured the public that Thailand remains safe, emphasizing swift actions to prevent repeated incidents.
- Anutin noted that any death penalty decisions rest with the courts following legal procedures and promised careful handling to maintain public trust.
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"Surasak" expresses condolences over the murder of the Russian tourist, orders enhanced security measures, and emphasizes Thailand's commitment to tourists.
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The Straits TimesThai PM Anutin apologises to Russians, orders tighter security after five Chonburi killings
BANGKOK: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul apologised to Russian visitors and ordered tighter security measures on Saturday. (Aug 1) after visiting sites in Chonburi linked to the deaths of two Russian siblings and three members of a Thai family.
No leniency for killers says Prime Minister who flew to Pattaya on Saturday and apologised to Russians
Five linked murders, two recently released ex-prisoners and a possible death penalty. PM Anutin flew to Pattaya, apologised to the Russian people, said the slain… Read More › The post No leniency for killers says Prime Minister who flew to Pattaya on Saturday and apologised to Russians appeared first on Thai Examiner.
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