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Community news / Thailand

Irish tourist fell to his death in Pattaya

August 19, 2024August 20, 2024 - by Karoline Rosenkrantz Paasch - Leave a Comment

Correction: It was an Irish tourist Early this morning a 67-year-old Irish tourist named Ultan Michael Browne tragically fell from the 31st floor of a luxury hotel in North Pattaya. …

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China / General news

Several people dead after a landslide in China

August 14, 2023 - by Miabell Mallikka - Leave a Comment

21 people have been confirmed dead after a landslide near the city of Xian in China. In addition, six people are still missing, the city’s emergency management authority said on …

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