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Burmese man, 19, murdered at Phuket worker’s camp
A 19-year-old migrant worker from Burma was stabbed to death at a worker’s camp close the bus station on Thepkasattri Rd in Rassada last night whilst he was sat eating dinner.
Lt Chaleaw Thaieu of the Phuket City Police was informed of an incident at a worker’s camp in Rassada at 10:30pm last night (Mar 8) where it was reported a young Burmese man had been murdered.
Lt Chaleaw arrived at the scene to find the body of Tae Zor Auaz, 19, slumped in his makeshift room with several stab wounds on his body.
Mr Tae’s body was taken to Vachira Phuket Hospital.
Speaking to The Phuket News today (Mar 9), Lt Chaleaw said, “We are not yet able to comment on this case as the investigation is still ongoing. However, we will investigate and find out the truth about this incident.”
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