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Terry has been working in Asian region for 20 years as a video journalist. He sometimes takes solo assignments to a number of countries, as a shooter/reporter.
Terry enjoys working on field reporting on real time news, and has experience covering disaster and hostile zones.
He also enjoys mountaineering, and camping as hobbies, and actively participates on protection of children suffering from domestic violence.
Thailand's Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn has asked to be allowed to observe a period of mourning before ascending to the throne following the death of his father, King Bhumibol.
For the latest on this development in Thailand, we cross now to our correspondent Tony Cheng, who joins us from the capital, Bangkok.
Thailand's recently announced GDP figures showed that the nation experienced better than expected growth in the first two quarters of 2016. A much needed rise in agricultural prices and consumer spending, pushed growth to three point five percent for the second quarter, well over the three percent that had been expected.
Thailand has stepped up its efforts to fight against drug abuse. Let's now cross to our correspondent Tong Cheng, live in Bangkok.
A delegation of drug control officers from China have been visiting northern Thailand this week to discuss further co-operation in the campaign against illegal drugs.
The United States announced on May 17th that it was lifting some of its sanctions on Myanmar to improve the country's trade and signal its support for ongoing political reform.
In Sri Lanka, the heaviest rains to hit the country in 25 years have caused severe flooding and landslides.
For the latest we cross live Tony Cheng from Colombo.
The Tiger Temple in Thailand's Kan-chana-buri town has won a last minute reprieve to keep 150 tigers, after being threatened with closure last year. The news comes as a shock to animal rights campaigners, who have complained for years that the tigers were being exploited for profit.
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For more, we are joined live by our correspondent Tony Cheng, who is standing by for us at the site of the 17-storey collapsed building.
For more, we're joined from Hanoi by our correspondent Tony Cheng, who's been following events closely.
The establishment of the Asean Economic Community -- or the AEC -- means a tariff-free trading bloc, which includes most of the countries in South-East Asia. It's a milsetone for the AEC, but it's also had its fair share of problems, with many members struggling to impose uniform standards and procedures.
Thailand has been cracking down on human trafficking since the discovery of slave camps and graves on its border early this year. The problem is growing, in part as a result of negligence of police and officials.
The parade was followed by a spontaneous tribute from the people. Tony Cheng reports from Pyongyang.
Some remote areas in Nepal remain isolated and without help. A CCTV’s reporter travelled into the mountains of Northern Nepal with a volunteer who’s decided to take matters into his own hands, on a mission to deliver food to a village that still hasn’t received any aid.
Our correspondent Tong Cheng went to one of the field hospitals set up by Chinese personnel in Kathmandu.
For the latest, we're joined by our correspondent Tony Cheng in Kathmandu.
Hospitals in Nepal say they're struggling to cope with the huge influx of patients. Our correspondent Tony Cheng is at one hospital 50 kilometers outside the capital Kathmandu where the beds have run out.
For the very latest, let's go to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Kathmandu.
Now let's cross live to our reporter Tony Cheng, who is standing by at the university.
Search and rescue teams are still trying to locate the passengers from the crashed plane who are missing, but hopes of finding survivors are dimming.
For the latest, let's speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Taipei.
Survivors in Tsunami-hit areas on the coast of Thailand recall the memories of the disaster and mourn their lost loved ones. Our correspondent Tong Cheng reports from Baan Nam Khem of Thailand.
For more, we now go to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For more, we now go to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For more updates from Ukraine, we’re joined by our correspondent Tony Cheng in Kiev.
CCTV’s Tony Cheng brought back reports from Donetsk, Ukraine, where the first coffins were prepared to leave the battlefield for their final journey home. A solemn ceremony was held to honor the victims.
Dutch Forensic officials who accompanied a train carrying the bodies of those killed on the Malaysian Airlines jet, say they have received only 200 bodies, not 282 as claimed by the anti-government forces.
For the very latest from Donetsk near the crash site, let’s speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng, who arrived in the region earlier today.
The al-Qaida breakaway group that has seized much of northeastern Syria and huge tracts of neighboring Iraq formally declared the establishment of a new Islamic state on Sunday and demanded allegiance from Muslims worldwide.
For the more on the ground, we’re joined by our correspondent Tony Cheng in Erbil, the capital of Iraq’s Kurdistan Region.
Reports from Mosul suggest that citizens who had initially welcomed fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant are now less enchanted...
For the latest on the situation there, let’s go to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
Thailand’s army has just made its first press conference after taking over power this week. For the latest, let's go to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For the latest, let's go to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
Streets in Bangkok's commercial areas appear to be calm one day after the military coup.
For the latest, let's go to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
CCTV correspondent in Bangkok, Tony Cheng reported earlier that military vehicles soldiers are patrolling the streets of the capital.
Thailand’s anti-government protesters have moved to a new site outside government house, in what they say is the final move before their victory over the current administration.
For the latest, let’s speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For the latest, let’s speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For more details let’s cross live to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Perth.
For more from Australia, our reporter Tony Cheng is standing by in Perth with the latest.
For the latest on the search, let’s cross live to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Perth.
Our correspondent Tony Cheng is in Perth for more on the search operation.
For the latest on the international search off the west coast of Australia, we’re joined by our correspondent in Perth, Tony Cheng.
Planes have taken off from Australia, as the search for the Malaysian airliner resumed on in the southern Indian Ocean. For more on the search efforts led by Australia, let's speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Perth.
For more, lets speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Perth.
Let's speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Perth.
Our correspondent Tony Cheng is in Perth in Australia with more updates on the operation.
For the very latest on the search for the missing plane, let’s speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Perth.
Unconfirmed reports from Malaysia overnight indicated that Malaysian military radar tracked the flight for an hour after it disappeared from civilian radar screens off the coast of Vietnam, and it was travelling west over the Straits of Malacca. If confirmed, this means vietnam has spend four days searching for a plane that appears to be elsewhere.
For more, we're joined on the phone by Tony Cheng at Phu Island, the sea port closest to the last contact made by the plane.
For more, we’re joined on the phone by Tony Cheng who is on Phu Quoc Island, the sea port closest to where the plane last made contact.
For more on the search operations in Vietnam, we are joined by our correspondent Tony Cheng, on Phu Quoc island, the closest departure port to the search area.
For more from Vietnam, let's go to our correspondent Tony Cheng on Phu Quoc Island, where is the closest set-off port to the suspected incident area.
Earlier we spoke to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok on the two passports that were stolen in Thailand. Tony said there’s no response from the Thai government on the findings, but an investigation is now underway by Malaysian authorities.
Pro Government red shirts rally to the defence of the Prime Minister. They’re here to block a hearing into corruption charges relating to the rice pledging scheme and Yingluck Shinawatra.
Thailand's anti government protesters have issued a statement accusing the government of backing armed attackers who launched three attacks on protest sites over the weekend. Four people were killed more than sixty injured. The caretaker Prime Minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, issued a statement of condolence condemning the attackers as terrorists and calling for all parties to come together to resolve the political crisis.
A 40-year-old woman and a 4-year-old boy have died from injuries sustained in a bombing in central Bangkok. The bombing took place on Sunday afternoon in a busy shopping district close to an anti-government rally site. As Tony Cheng reports from Bangkok, the bombing concludes a weekend of violence around Thailand that has left at least 3 people dead and more than 70 injured.
For more on the situation in Bangkok, we are now joined live by our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
A convoy of rice farmers prepares to set off on the long journey to the capital. They complain the government has failed to pay for rice they sold under its rice pledging scheme.
For more on the situation in Bangkok, we are joined on the phone by our correspondent Tony Cheng.
It is a fearsome and noble beast, once known as the king of the jungle - the tiger. Today however, the jungle is gone, and the tiger hovers on the brink of extinction. But in one remote corner of Thailand, the tiger is thriving, where the ferocious cat has been tamed by a handful of Buddhist monks.
On Sunday, people of Thailand go to the polls to vote in what many consider to be the most important general election in recent years.
For more about the crash, we are now joined by our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For the latest on the advance voting in Thailand, we’re now joined on the line by our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
Earlier, we spoke to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For more, we're joined by Tony Cheng, CCTV's correspondent in Bangkok.
For what's happening on the ground in Thailand, let's talk to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
For the latest development on the ground, we now have Tony Cheng joining us from Bangkok.
On Tuesday, the Thai government announced it would impose a State of Emergency in Bangkok and surrounding provinces for sixty days. The decree gives the government wide ranging powers to deal with the disorder that has followed two months of anti-government protests, and a wave of violence after protesters called for a "shutdown" more than a week ago.
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Anti-government protesters continue to occupy key intersections in the Thai capital Bangkok, hoping to force their prime minister to step down. There are now concerns that if the protests go on too long, they could cause profound damage to tourism and other industries.
For more on the protests, let’s speak to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
CCTV correspondent Tony Cheng had the opportunity to sit down with Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to discuss the ongoing political stalemate.
Protesters in Thailand remain camped outside Government House calling for Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to step down, and the government to be handed to an unelected People’s Council. In an attempt to pacify the protesters, Yingluck dissolved parliament and called new elections for early next year... but the situation appears to be deadlocked still.
CCTV correspondent Tony Cheng had the opportunity to sit down with Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to discuss the ongoing political stalemate.
For the latest on the protests, let’s talk to our correspondent Tony Cheng in Bangkok.
