Six Vietnamese Nationals Found Dead in Bangkok Hotel
Six Vietnamese nationals were discovered dead in a Bangkok hotel on Tuesday. Police have dismissed initial media reports that suggested a shooting, stating there is no evidence to support such claims. Efforts to reach Vietnam's embassy and local authorities for comment have been unsuccessful so far.
Six Vietnamese nationals were found dead at a hotel in Bangkok on Tuesday, according to a Thai police official. The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, dismissed earlier media reports suggesting that the deaths were a result of a shooting. 'There is no sign of a shooting,' the official emphasized without providing further details.
Efforts to reach Vietnam's embassy in Bangkok for comment have been unsuccessful, as calls to the telephone number listed on the embassy's website went unanswered. Similarly, police and medical services could not be immediately contacted for further information.
The names and other details of the deceased have not yet been released, as authorities continue their investigation into the incident.
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