Repatriation of Hlun Solo’s Remains Scheduled for August 6

According to an update posted by the victim's brother on August 4, 2026, the remains of Hlun Solo are scheduled to depart Georgia on August 5 and arrive in Thailand on August 6, 2026. The Thai Embassy in Ankara is overseeing the logistics, with officials present at the airport in Tbilisi to ensure the process is handled appropriately.

For residents and travelers, this update marks a significant step in the repatriation process. The Thai Embassy has formally requested that Georgian authorities expedite the delivery of the autopsy and toxicology reports to Thailand. Additionally, the embassy is coordinating the return of the deceased's personal belongings. Thai volunteers and the honorary consul-designate in Georgia are also assisting in monitoring the situation to ensure all procedures are followed.

While the transport of the remains is proceeding as planned, several details remain to be confirmed. The official cause of death and the findings from the toxicology report are still pending from Georgian authorities. The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to monitor the case, and further updates regarding the investigation are expected once the documentation is received by Thai officials.