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Bureau: Beijing
Covert footage exposes a tour-and-retail machine selling pangolin scales and tiger bone to Chinese visitors in Laos, with payments routed to crime networks abroad rather than isolated poachers.
At least 27 died and 63 were hospitalized in a Bangkok beer hall, but viral rescue footage settles catastrophe, not whether blocked exits or ceiling materials turned a fire into a mass casualty.
Yoon's two-year poll sentence lands in just one of seven trials, and whether it changes South Korean power depends on an appeal and the separate martial-law rebellion case still pending.
Whether the Na Ladprao fire's 27 dead were trapped by blocked exits or a circuit-breaker ignition stays open Tuesday, and the answer decides Bangkok nightspot code, not the viral flames.