Malaysian tourists injured in Bangkok fire attack in stable condition

Bangkok fire attack: M'sian embassy assures support for injured duo

Both victims remain stable in ICU, says Bong.

Malaysian tourists injured in Bangkok fire attack in stable condition

BANGKOK: The Malaysian Embassy in Thailand has assured the families of two Malaysian tourists who were set on fire that it will closely monitor their conditions. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

Consular aid for M’sians set on fire in Bangkok

PUTRAJAYA: The Foreign Ministry, through its embassy in Bangkok, is providing assistance to two Malaysians injured in an incident in Ratchadamri, Bangkok. Read full story

Malaysian Embassy Assures Support For Nationals Injured In Bangkok Fire Attack

Malaysian, victims, Embassy of Malaysia, Bong Yik Jui, Thai Tourism Minister

Malaysian Fire Attack Victims' Families Want Them Back Home From Bangkok

Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter, or Telegram and WhatsApp channels for the latest stories and updates. The families of two Malaysians who were set on fire in Bangkok want to bring them back to Malaysia as soon as doctors say it’s safe. Gan Xiao Zhen, 27, and her boyfriend Ong Yik Leong, 26, were attacked by a jobless Thai man who threw paint thinner on them and set them on fire near a shopping mall on Thursday night. Gan’s father, Gan Kin In, s…

Charge d'Affaires & Police Chief Visit Injured Malaysian Tourist

Picture courtesy of SiamRath The Malaysian Charge d'Affaires to Thailand, Bong Yik Jui accompanied by Pol Lt Gen Saksira Phueak-aam, Commissioner of the Tourism Police, has visited two Malaysian tourists injured in the fire incident on 7 August, offering them support and assurances of continued a...