Bangkok: The embassy has arranged for the body of Hlun Solo to be brought back home; it will arrive in Thailand on August 6. At 3:00 PM local time, officials from the Royal Thai Embassy, along with Thai volunteers in Georgia and representatives from the transport company, inspected the packing of the body of Mr. Bowornthat Pengsuk, or "Hlun Solo," in preparation for its repatriation to Thailand. The repatriation schedule has been directly communicated to his relatives and relevant parties.

According to Thai News Agency, the Embassy will closely monitor the official autopsy results and the repatriation of personal belongings from the Georgian side. Meanwhile, Moss, the older brother of "Hlun Solo," posted an update on the repatriation of his brother's body to Thailand, stating that the travel schedule is proceeding as planned. His brother's body will depart from Georgia on August 5th and is scheduled to arrive in Thailand on August 6th.

Embassy officials will travel to Tbilisi airport to oversee the repatriation of the deceased's body to ensure a smooth process before returning to their duties. They will also continue to monitor the situation with the Georgian authorities. Regarding subsequent actions, the Embassy has written to the Georgian authorities requesting them to expedite the delivery of the autopsy results and toxicology report to the Thai authorities as soon as possible. The Embassy has also coordinated with Georgia to expedite the repatriation of the deceased's personal belongings to Thailand.

In addition, Thai volunteers and the prospective Honorary Consul to Georgia are closely monitoring and coordinating with relevant agencies to ensure that all procedures proceed smoothly. The family would like to express their gratitude to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Royal Thai Embassy, all officials, Thai volunteers, and everyone who has provided assistance, encouragement, and continuously followed up on the progress.