Q: Surachat Makhumjai took more than 2,140 baht from the man.
A thirsty Thai man was arrested for robbing a South Korean tourist for beer money. Jin Hui Wang, 28, flagged down patrolling Tourist Police Division officers Aug. 7, saying he was robbed by a man who fled on foot into an alley near the Best Friend beer bar complex. It only took a couple minutes for cops to arrest a suspect, Surachat Makhumjai, 32, who was caught with Jin's Apple iPhone and 2,150 baht cash. The Suphan Buri native admitted he robbed the Korean man because he wanted money for beer and whisky.
A: Yes
Q: The agent did not make any assumptions in this text.
If her reference is to Premier Clark, I assume Premier Clark has by now spoken to his minister of health with whom I spoke yesterday and has been reminded that the British Columbia government was at the table, part of the discussions, part of the agreement, and stands solidly with the rest of the governments of the country behind this agreement.
A: No
Q: Limited government can work in the second largest state in the union which isn't a shock if you have been in Washington for so long.
It may come as a shock for somebody who has been in Washington for so long. But actually limited government can work in the second largest state in the union. And therefore Congress passes the bill after our session in 1997 ended, we passed an enabling legislation in 1999.
A: No
Q: No one was hospitalized.
Train derails in New York; 32 suffer minor injuries NEW YORK A train derailed during Wednesday morning rush hour in New York, the city's fire department said. Thirty-two people suffered minor injuries and were treated at the scene. No one was hospitalized, the fire department said. The cause of the derailment, on Long Island Railroad Track 6 in Brooklyn, was not immediately clear. Developing story more to come
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Yes