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Royal Thai Embassy in Ankara Clarifies Communication Timeline in Death of Boworntat Pengsuk
The Royal Thai Embassy in Ankara has issued a statement regarding the death of Thai national Boworntat Pengsuk, also known as Hlun Solo, clarifying the timeline of notifications from Georgian authorities.
On July 31, 2026, the Royal Thai Embassy in Ankara released a statement addressing public concerns regarding the handling of the death of Mr. Boworntat Pengsuk, known as Hlun Solo. The Embassy clarified that it had not received prior notification from Georgian police regarding the incident.
According to the Embassy, officials arrived in Tbilisi at 8:30 PM on July 29, 2026, and immediately visited the local police station. During this visit, police stated they had sent an email to the Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on July 14 requesting that Thai authorities be notified. However, the Embassy reported that it only received formal notification from the Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on July 29, following an inquiry made by the Embassy on July 28.
This discrepancy in communication timelines is significant for Thai nationals residing in or traveling to Georgia, as it highlights potential challenges in consular notification procedures during emergencies. The Embassy has requested that Georgian authorities investigate why the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a letter dated July 29 only after the Embassy’s inquiry. As of now, the exact cause of the delay in the notification process remains to be confirmed by the relevant Georgian agencies.
Translated from Thai.
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