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Thai Airways International is on the verge of sealing a blockbuster deal with Boeing for a fleet expansion, leaving Airbus in the dust.

The stakes are sky-high in this multi-billion dollar saga, with insider sources revealing the ins and outs of this high-flying negotiation.

In an aviation showdown, Boeing emerges victorious as Thai Airways gears up to finalise a deal for up to 100 aircraft. The advanced-stage talks reveal the airline’s strategic move to acquire a mix of firm orders, options, and purchase rights, snubbing Airbus in the process. The reason? Disputes with Airbus’ engine supplier put the European giant on the sidelines.

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Taiwan media platform TVBS reported that a private hospital in Thailand refused to treat a Taiwanese man who later died as a result of his injuries in a car accident. Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the Thai government to improve its healthcare system.

TVBS reported yesterday, December 11, that the Taiwanese man, whose identity was not revealed, was fatally injured in a car accident. The rescue team rushed him to a private hospital 500 metres away from the accident site but the hospital refused to provide treatment.

The rescue team had to transfer the tourist to a government hospital which was 10 kilometres away. Unfortunately, the Taiwanese victim died on the way to the hospital.

The Tourism Administration of Taiwan reported that the authorities received a report of the death on December 8. The victim was travelling in Thailand with a travel agency, with 19 other tourists and a tour guide.

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