Noom Kanchai and Wanchai Step In to Bring Hulun Solo's Body Home
Noom Kanchai and Wanchai have assured Hulun Solo's family that they will cover all expenses to repatriate his body from Georgia.
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- Noom Kanchai and Wanchai promise to cover costs of bringing Hulun Solo back to Thailand
- Family expressed deep concern over high repatriation expenses and procedures
- Hone Krasae show coordinates with sponsors and authorities to fully support the family
Previously, Mos, the older brother of Hulun Solo, posted a public plea for help after losing contact with his younger brother for over two weeks. Netizens and volunteers rallied together, coordinating internationally and contacting police in Georgia before discovering that Hulun had passed away in his hotel room.
Recently, Mos and Kob, Hulun's two older siblings, appeared on the television program Hone Krasae hosted by Noom Kanchai, who inquired whether the embassy had notified them about the procedures for bringing Hulun's body back to Thailand.
The brother revealed that the embassy stated the family would be responsible for the repatriation expenses, causing severe anxiety that they might not be able to bring the body home due to financial constraints.
Repatriating a deceased person from a foreign country involves complex legal procedures and substantial costs, including international transport, embassy paperwork, and mortuary services, which frequently burden unprepared families.
Noom Kanchai and Wanchai spoke with the family earlier that morning, assuring them not to worry about money and promising that Wanchai and the team would handle the expenses so the family could focus strictly on coordinating with the embassy as relatives.
"ไม่ต้องกังวลใจ เดี๋ยวยังไงพี่จะจัดการให้ ทางว่านไฉจะช่วยดูแลตรงนี้ให้ ไม่ต้องห่วง เดี๋ยวให้ทางครอบครัวเป็นฝ่ายช่วยประสานทางสถานทูตในฐานะที่เป็นญาติ เดี๋ยวถ้าเขาจะมีค่าใช้จ่ายยังไง เดี๋ยวมาเก็บทางนี้"
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Furthermore, Noom Kanchai explained the initial process to the family, noting that Georgia authorities would first need to conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Afterward, the embassy would contact the family to discuss the preferred method of repatriation.
Although families can technically borrow money from the embassy to cover upfront costs, Noom Kanchai, Wanchai, and various show sponsors and partners insisted that they would take care of all expenses without requiring the family to take out loans or solicit public donations, prompting Mos and Kob to raise their hands in a gesture of deep gratitude.
Source: Thairath Entertainment
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