Thomas Suen
Visual Journalist at Reuters
Reuters Videojournalist based in Beijing | Film Lover | [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
gmanetwork.com | Napat Wesshasartar |Thomas Suen
BANGKOK — Two rescue dogs in Thailand switched roles briefly on Wednesday to provide emotional support following five days spent sniffing for signs of life in a mountain of rubble left after a tower crumbled in last week's earthquake. To soothe the families of some of the 72 still missing, the two golden retrievers wearing orange vests met relatives in a temporary shelter.
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3 weeks ago |
thewest.com.au | Napat Wesshasartar |Thomas Suen
Search dogs go from sniffing to soothing at quake site
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Oct 6, 2024 |
kfgo.com | Napat Wesshasartar |Thomas Suen
By Napat Wesshasartar and Thomas SuenKUT YANG, Thailand (Reuters) – Inside a church in northeastern Thailand the Sriaoun family gathered on Sunday, their voices rising and falling in song, tears rolling down the eyes of some, as they prayed for the safe return of their oldest son. Watchara Sriaoun, 32, is one of six Thais believed to be held captive by Hamas since the war began last October.
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May 26, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Thomas Suen
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Apr 2, 2024 |
swissinfo.ch | Thomas Suen
This content was published on April 2, 2024 - 20:05 1 minute BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thai LGBT activists celebrated another victory on Tuesday after a marriage equality bill overwhelmingly passed a first reading in the upper house, a key step bringing the country closer to becoming Asia’s third territory to legalise same-sex unions.
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A “once in a thousand years” rains devastated Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan province, and a logistic centre of central China. There, I see faces of common people, like you and me, and their lives ruined by the disaster. https://t.co/dMlbiGK83a
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Anyone with a even passing interest in what’s actually going on in the largest country in the planet should be really worried by the levels of harassment foreign journalists are facing. A few years ago this would have been practicality unheard of, now increasingly standard fare
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Pulitzer Prize-winning @Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui was killed in Afghanistan while reporting on fighting between the Taliban and Afghan government forces. Siddiqui had been embedded with Afghan special forces in Kandahar province https://t.co/u8NNXWevKN https://t.co/bBhUmNKO9D
