106 Death Railway victims to be cremated


Photo: Malaysians and Indians in Bangkok (MIB)

BANGKOK: The Malaysians and Indians in Bangkok (MIB) has announced plans to cremate the remains of 106 Tamil Romusha workers currently displayed at the JEATH War Museum in Kanchanaburi, west Province of Thailand.

MIB chairman Dr Silva Kumar said this initiative comes as the museum prepares to permanently close its doors at the end of April 2025.

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