Ban Praew district police, called to the scene at 6.30am, identified the man by his work-permit card as Tan Ae, 32, who was employed by a waste recycling shop. 
He&rsquo;d been shot once in the chest. His motorcycle was nearby. 
Tan Ae&rsquo;s wife told police he&rsquo;d left home the evening before with a Thai friend and never returned.

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