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The Sarojin Hotel in Thailand can only be described as one of the very best the country has to offer. Directly near the world renowned dive sanctuaries of the Similan Islands and Surin Islands, two of the world’s top 10 diving sites; the lavish boutique resort is located on a secluded 11 km white sand beach in Khao LaK.
The award-winning five-star deluxe beach resort is only 55 minutes from Phuket International Airport making accessibility upon arrival in Thailand quick and easy. The origins of the name are inspired by the mythical Lady Sarojin, the daughter of a Thai nobleman. Known for his expertise in hospitality, his home became widely known for its comfort of appeal. The present day luxury Thai hotel revolves around this legend and the experience is themed around the concept of staying at a friend’s private estate.

The facilities and services at the luxury hotel rank among the best hotels in Thailand. The fabulous facilities range from an award-winning spa, a sensational dining experience as well as tailor-made private excursions. This luxury five-star resort is widely recognised for its exceptional personalised service and reliable insight which enhances the resort experience. In addition its emphasis on offering its guests the rare opportunity to experience local Thai life through a range of different activities and excursions which serves as a delightful added feature. The luxury Thai hotel unquestionably delivers on its legendary mantra of exceptional service and attention thus definitely making it a more than desirable holiday choice.

Police struggle for control

KARACHI: Police in Karachi have nominated Tehrik-i-Taliban (TTP) chief Mullah Fazlullah in the FIR for the bombing that killed senior police officer SP CID Chaudhry Aslam Khan and his two guards earlier this week.

The FIR was registered at the PIB Colony police station nominating both the TTP chief and spokesman Shahidullah Shahid for the alleged killing.

The banned militant organisation had accepted responsibility for killing the senior police officer, touted by some as “the bravest anti-terror cop” in the country.

Police authorities investigating the Thursday bomb attack concluded that a suicide bomber had rammed his explosives-laden pickup into the slain police officer’s bulletproof SUV when his motorcade was passing through the Lyari Expressway.

The police had earlier believed that it was a remote-controlled blast. However, the investigators found human remains at the scene of crime and a hospital examination showed that the pieces were of some unidentified person, suspected to be the suicide bomber.

Since the suspected bomber’s both hands were intact, he wasidentified through his fingerprints by Nadra records as 36-year-old Naeemullah, son of Rafiullah and a resident of the Pirabad area. Police said Naimullah’s father Rafiullah was the caretaker of a local madressa (Islamic seminary).

Security agencies have taken both the suspected suicide bombers father and brother under arrest.

Police said the elder brother of the alleged suicide bomber was murdered in Karachi after he returned from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, also to carry out a failed suicide bombing.

Authorities are still carrying out further investigation.