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At around 03:00 on 5 October 2025, patrol police from Kuan Mapraw Substation and Phatthalung rescue teams responded to a report of a 13-year-old girl walking out of the Nang Nuan bungalow in Khuan Mapraw area, heavily bleeding and distressed. Villagers found her crying, weak, and with blood-soaked clothing, and immediately notified officials. Rescue workers administered first aid and transferred her to hospital. The girl told investigators she had arrived at the bungalow with a male companion who then abandoned her inside, forcing her to leave at night to seek help. Police confirmed the male companion was no longer at the scene and are awaiting medical results to determine the cause of her bleeding while continuing to interview witnesses and locate the suspect.

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