Thai Authorities Monitor Investigation into Death of Tourist in Georgia

On July 30, 2026, the Royal Thai Police addressed the death of Mr. Baworntat Pengsuk, known as 'Hlun Solo,' a Thai tourist found deceased in a hotel room in Georgia. Police Major General Chaturapat Piromkaew, Deputy Spokesperson for the Royal Thai Police, expressed condolences to the family and confirmed that the agency is closely monitoring the situation.

According to reports, Georgian authorities are currently conducting a crime scene investigation, an autopsy, and forensic examinations. Officials are gathering evidence to determine the exact cause of death. The Royal Thai Police emphasized that no theories or hypotheses have been ruled out at this stage, as the investigation remains ongoing in accordance with international legal standards. The focus remains on forensic evidence to ensure a transparent and fair conclusion.

For travelers and residents, this incident highlights the importance of relying on official information during international investigations. The Royal Thai Police have urged the public and media to verify details through credible sources to avoid misinformation that could hinder the investigative process. As of now, the specific circumstances surrounding the death remain unconfirmed. The Thai authorities have stated their readiness to cooperate with relevant agencies to ensure the process is handled with care and transparency. Further updates are expected once the forensic results and official findings are released by the Georgian authorities.