2 suspects nabbed over murders of 2 Japanese in Thailand

2 suspects nabbed over murders of 2 Japanese in Thailand

BANGKOK, Thailand - George Fernandase, a Malaysian, is escorted to Thai Provincial Police Region One in Bangkok on May 6. Thai police have caught another man, a Thai, in connection with the murders of two Japanese businessmen in a Bangkok suburb in March. (Kyodo)

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