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Community Forum · Est. 2006
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08-09-2025, 10:51 AM
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Two Malaysians Burned in Bangkok: Ong Yik Leong, Gan Xiao Zhen, August 7, 2025
Two Malaysian tourists, Ong Yik Leong, 26, and Gan Xiao Zhen, 27, suffered second-degree burns after a man set them on fire outside Big C Supercenter on Ratchadamri Road in Bangkok on August 7, 2025. Police said the couple were sitting on the steps around 10 p.m. when the attacker poured solvent over them, chased them as they fled and set them alight. Bystanders beat out the flames and detained the suspect until police arrived. Police identified him as Varakorn Pubthaisong, 30, a laid-off security guard who was reported to be facing assault charges. Investigators described the attack as random and said he cited stress after losing his job. Ong was treated in intensive care at Police General Hospital. Gan, who suffered burns over 36% of her body, was treated at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital. Both were reported stable in mid-August. Their families sought to have them transferred to Malaysia for further treatment. |
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08-09-2025, 10:51 AM
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Re: Two Malaysians Burned in Bangkok: Ong Yik Leong, Gan Xiao Zhen, August 7, 2025
Victim Had A Conversation With The Attacker Before Being Burned 09.08.2025 - Two Malaysian tourists who were burned by a Thai man reportedly had a conversation with their attacker before the incident. According to witnesses, the two victims were seen chatting with the man before leaving and then sitting on the steps of the shopping mall. The man, known as Warakorn, approached the two victims and poured thinners before lighting the fire using his lighter as they tried to flee. Members of the public at the scene immediately intervened and detained the attacker until police arrived. When questioned at the Lumpini Police Station, Warakorn confessed to the attack and stated that he did not have any disagreements with the victim. The man attributed his actions to the severe stress of unemployment and hunger. The former boxer had previously worked as a security guard but had recently been laid off and was having difficulty getting a new job. The suspect told police that he did not eat on the day of the incident, which increased the pressure and prompted him to carry out the attack. A drug test on the suspect was found to be negative. Police are currently working with the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security to assist in the investigation and discuss support measures. Both Malaysian tourists are currently in stable condition, and authorities plan to take additional evidence from them while the investigation continues. Source https://www.buletintv3.my/dunia/mang...belum-dibakar/ |
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08-11-2025, 08:16 AM
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Re: Two Malaysians Burned in Bangkok: Ong Yik Leong, Gan Xiao Zhen, August 7, 2025
Too bad they didn't give him a bang in the cock in Bangkok.
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