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Update on Repatriation of Baworntat Pengsuk's Remains from Georgia
The family of Baworntat Pengsuk, known as 'Hlun Solo', is coordinating with authorities to return his remains to Thailand as investigations continue in Georgia.
According to a report by Thai Post on July 31, 2026, the family of Baworntat Pengsuk, widely known as 'Hlun Solo', has provided an update regarding the repatriation of his remains from Georgia to Thailand. Baworntat’s brother stated that the family is currently in communication with the Thai embassy and local Georgian authorities overseeing the case.
At this stage, the process of returning the remains is primarily focused on administrative and documentation procedures. While the family awaits the finalization of these arrangements, it has been confirmed that Georgian police have retained several of Baworntat’s personal belongings, including his camera, laptop, and mobile phone, for ongoing forensic examination. These items have not yet been released or returned to the family.
For residents and travelers, this situation highlights the complex bureaucratic and legal processes involved when a death occurs abroad. The repatriation of remains often requires extensive coordination between local authorities in the host country and the deceased's home embassy. As of now, the timeline for the return of the remains and the conclusion of the investigation into the personal items remains to be confirmed. The family continues to wait for further updates from the relevant diplomatic and law enforcement channels.
Translated from Thai.
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