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Promising Phuket Futsal Athlete Dies Suddenly in Accident

Phuket United Futsal Club announced the sudden death of promising futsal player Chatchawat Sathinram, known as 'Nong Phet', in an accident. The club, his former school Wat Sangwej, and IMANE Thailand all posted condolences and prayed for his peaceful rest. The local community mourns the loss of the young athlete.

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Phuket United Futsal Club posted a message of condolence for Chatchawat Sathinram, expressing deepest sympathy and asking that his soul find peace. IMANE Thailand also shared a note mourning the loss of the sixth‑grade student and former futsal player, offering strength to his family. Wat Sangwej School announced its grief, with teachers, staff and students extending their condolences and urging the family to remain strong.

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