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Thai Police Await Information on Death of 'Hlun Solo' in Georgia
Thai authorities have contacted Interpol regarding the death of Bawontat Pengsuk, known as 'Hlun Solo', in Georgia, but are still awaiting official confirmation.
According to a report by Thai Post on July 30, 2026, the Royal Thai Police have officially reached out to Interpol to seek information concerning the death of a Thai national identified as Bawontat Pengsuk, widely known by the alias 'Hlun Solo'. The incident reportedly occurred in Georgia.
Police Lieutenant General Trairong Phiewphan, spokesperson for the Royal Thai Police, stated that while coordination with international law enforcement channels is underway, Thai authorities have not yet received formal documentation or details from their Georgian counterparts. The inquiry follows public reports and speculation regarding the circumstances of his death, as well as rumors concerning potential legal proceedings under Article 115 of the Georgian Criminal Code.
For residents and travelers, this situation highlights the importance of understanding that international legal matters involving Thai citizens abroad are handled through diplomatic and police cooperation channels. As of now, the specific cause of death and the status of any legal investigations in Georgia remain unconfirmed by official Thai sources. The Royal Thai Police continue to monitor the situation and await updates from international authorities. Further clarity is expected once the Georgian government provides an official response to the requests made via Interpol.
Translated from Thai.
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