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Ice Truck Overturns in Ratchaburi, Killing Three Picture courtesy: 77kaoded An ice delivery truck overturned and collided with a streetlight in Ratchaburi province, resulting in the deaths of three people. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330713-ice-truck-overturns-in-ratchaburi-killing-three/

An ice delivery truck overturned and collided with a streetlight in Ratchaburi province, resulting in the deaths of three people. Police suspect the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. Surveillance footage confirmed that no other vehicles were involved. Ritthipol Phonsen, an investigative officer at Thung Luang Police Station, received a report of a six-wheeled ice delivery truck that had overturned near the curve in front of Thung Luang Temple, Moo 2, Thung Luang Subdistrict. The incident was promptly reported to Naruedom Marasri, Deputy Commander of Ratchaburi Provincial Police, Nakhon Sriwilai, the district chief of Pak Tho, and Kobchok Lektrakool, the chief of Thung Luang Police Station. Along with a doctor from Pak Tho Hospital and rescue personnel from the Pathom Boromrajanusorn Ratchaburi Foundation, they rushed to the scene. A white Hino six-wheeled truck was found overturned and severely damaged by the roadside. Inside the wreckage were the bodies of Khomsan Kaewpuangmane, 39, the driver, and Lin Ni Thui, 20, a Myanmar national. Another male body, also a Myanmar national, was found but remains unidentified. Nearby, a streetlight was observed to have been struck and severed from its base. Preliminary investigations reveal that the three deceased were transporting ice from an ice factory in Huai Phai Subdistrict, Mueang District, to various stores in Thung Luang Subdistrict. It is suspected that the driver may have dozed off as the truck approached the curve, causing it to lose control and overturn. The vehicle then skidded into the streetlight, leading to the instant death of the driver and his assistants. Police reviewed nearby surveillance footage, which confirmed no other vehicles were involved. "The truck was on its regular delivery route when the accident happened. Given the circumstances, it appears the driver might have been fatigued, which led to this unfortunate event," an officer stated. Picture courtesy: 77kaoded -- 2024-06-26 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Thai Post Launches Euro 2024 Contest with 10 Million Baht in Prizes Thai Post launched its exciting Euro 2024 contest with a grand road show through Phuket Town yesterday. This nationwide campaign aims to boost public enthusiasm for the UEFA Euro 2024 Championship in Germany, offering over 10 million baht in prizes. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330710-thai-post-launches-euro-2024-contest-with-10-million-baht-in-prizes/

Thai Post launched its exciting Euro 2024 contest with a grand road show through Phuket Town yesterday. This nationwide campaign aims to boost public enthusiasm for the UEFA Euro 2024 Championship in Germany, offering over 10 million baht in prizes. Assistant Postmaster of Phuket, Piyavit Siksamat, announced the collaboration between Thai Post and Thairath, themed "Cheer Football with Passion, Celebrate with Fortune Anywhere, Anytime." The contest features a grand prize of 6.5 million baht, along with cash, cars, gold, and other rewards. Participants can join the contest by purchasing a physical postcard for 2 baht at any post office or from postal delivery staff. Alternatively, they can buy an online postcard through the Prompt Post and Paotang apps for the same price. Thai Post promises to print these online postcards to match their physical counterparts for the prize draw. Postal staff are crisscrossing the country to encourage public participation through both physical and online postcards. The campaign includes interactive activities and photo opportunities at key landmarks, adding to the excitement. Two prize draws are planned: one after the Round of 16 and another following the Euro 2024 finale. The deadline for submitting physical postcards is 6pm on 14th July, while online submissions via Prompt Post and Paotang must be completed by 11.59pm the same day. Alongside the main prizes, a special award awaits the top sender of online postcards. The individual who sends the most online postcards during the contest will win a red MG electric car and 24 gold prizes, with a combined total value exceeding one million baht. This comprehensive campaign not only promotes the Euro 2024 Championship but also offers a unique and rewarding way for Thai football fans to celebrate the tournament. -- 2024-06-26 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Woman Climbs and Dances on Moving Taxi in Pattaya, Shocking Driver By Aim Tanakorn Pattaya — A short video clip has gone viral on Thai social media, showing a young woman climbing onto the roof of a moving taxi in Pattaya and dancing. The incident happened right in front of the Pattaya Police Station. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330709-woman-climbs-and-dances-on-moving-taxi-in-pattaya-shocking-driver/

Pattaya — A short video clip has gone viral on Thai social media, showing a young woman climbing onto the roof of a moving taxi in Pattaya and dancing. The incident happened right in front of the Pattaya Police Station. The 19-second clip, which was shared widely online, showed a young woman in a short skirt and a bra. As the woman seemed to be crossing Pattaya Beach Road, she suddenly climbed onto the roof of a slowing taxi and started dancing. The video description reads, “Dancing on the car roof, a bold move right in front of the police station!” The taxi then pulled over to the side of the road where the woman climbed down and simply walked away. After the incident, local reporters visited the scene yesterday morning, June 25th, in front of the Pattaya Police Station. They met Mr. Sekanarong Phalertsiriram, the driver of the VIP taxi seen in the video. By Aim Tanakorn Full story: THE PATTAYA NEWS 2024-06-26 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Bangkok Police Raid Drug Party; 29 Arrested in Chaotic Scene Picture courtesy: Khaosod Early this morning, Thai police announced the arrest of 29 individuals following a raid on a drug-fuelled party at a residence in Soi Ramkhamhaeng 21, Wang Thonglang, Bangkok. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330708-bangkok-police-raid-drug-party-29-arrested-in-chaotic-scene/

Early this morning, Thai police announced the arrest of 29 individuals following a raid on a drug-fuelled party at a residence in Soi Ramkhamhaeng 21, Wang Thonglang, Bangkok. The operation led to the seizure of a significant cache of drugs, including one kilogram of methamphetamine, 130 ecstasy pills, and various other illicit substances. Authorities executed the raid at 6:30 AM on June 23, under a Criminal Court search warrant. Officers described the scene as wild and chaotic, with numerous used condoms littering the floor. Drug tests administered on-site revealed that 22 of those arrested had methamphetamine in their systems. All 22 tested individuals agreed to undergo drug treatment, signalling an interdisciplinary approach to the issue of substance abuse. In addition to these arrests, police detained four suspects directly involved in drug possession at the event. A key figure, identified only as Mr. Warawut, subsequently provided information that led to three more arrests related to drug trafficking in the Bangkok area. The comprehensive raid concluded with the confiscation of 1,081.19 grams of methamphetamine, 8 amphetamine pills, 10.84 grams of ketamine, 130 ecstasy pills, and 1.49 grams of heroin. While 22 individuals will be entering drug treatment programmes, seven others face severe legal repercussions, being charged with drug possession and distribution. This incident underscores the ongoing efforts by Thai authorities to crack down on illegal drug activities. It also aligns with recent legislative moves to impose stricter limits on narcotics possession, reflecting a broader national effort to combat drug-related crimes. Police have reiterated their commitment to continuing these stringent measures to ensure public safety and order. Picture courtesy: Khaosod -- 2024-06-26 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Thai Nationals Arrested in Taiwan Prostitution Crackdown Picture courtesy: FTV News via RTI Taipei police arrested eight Thai women and a Thai transwoman for illegal prostitution at a hotel in the Zhongshan district of Taipei City. This follows a similar raid last month. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330707-thai-nationals-arrested-in-taiwan-prostitution-crackdown/

Taipei police arrested eight Thai women and a Thai transwoman for illegal prostitution at a hotel in the Zhongshan district of Taipei City. This follows a similar raid last month. In response to recent illegal activities, Taipei police intensified efforts following the arrest of 24 Thai women in Zhongshan on May 20. The latest raid occurred on June 19, targeting a suspected prostitution operation in a hotel, netting 12 foreigners, including nine Thai nationals – one of whom was a transwoman. All had entered Taiwan as tourists under the visa-free scheme. Authorities revealed that the Thai nationals were recruited by a transnational sex trafficking gang. The operation was short-term, and all detainees will soon face deportation after paying fines, along with a lifetime ban from Taiwan. Police are scrutinizing the hotel's ownership for potential involvement in the illegal activities. The proprietor faces charges related to labour and sexual conduct laws. Investigations are ongoing to dismantle the broader sex trafficking network behind these operations. Radio Taiwan International issued a cautionary advisory, emphasising that Taiwan does not offer agricultural or manufacturing jobs to foreigners without official collaboration. This aims to deter potential victims from falling prey to false job advertisements, particularly those linked to the sex industry. These arrests follow a pattern of ongoing issues. Last October, police in New Taipei City apprehended a 20-year-old Thai woman for running an illegal prostitution business, discovered through social media ads. While Taiwan continues its efforts against prostitution networks, these incidents highlight the persistent and evolving challenges posed by transnational trafficking. Taiwanese authorities remain vigilant, urging public awareness to thwart exploitation and illegal activities. Picture courtesy: FTV News via RTI -- 2024-06-26 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Thailand in Top 50 in 2024 Happiness Report Picture courtesy: Wikipedia Thailand has been ranked among the top 50 happiest countries in the World Happiness Report 2024, underscoring its considerable appeal as a destination particularly favoured by young people. This achievement highlights the country’s overall high levels of happiness, especially among those under 30. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330706-thailand-in-top-50-in-2024-happiness-report/

Picture courtesy: Wikipedia Thailand has been ranked among the top 50 happiest countries in the World Happiness Report 2024, underscoring its considerable appeal as a destination particularly favoured by young people. This achievement highlights the country’s overall high levels of happiness, especially among those under 30. The annual World Happiness Report, orchestrated by the United Nations (UN), the University of Oxford, and research firm Gallup, used data from the Gallup World Poll conducted between 2021 and 2022. The report evaluates happiness based on six categories: GDP per capita, social support, healthy life expectancy, freedom to make life choices, generosity, and perceptions of corruption. In this latest report, Thailand secured the 45th spot out of 143 countries and regions. It stands as the second happiest country in Asia, trailing only Taiwan. Travel+Leisure magazine attributes Thailand’s ranking to its popular reputation as a travel destination and its welcoming atmosphere for international visitors. The country's visa-free measures and various visa options have made it particularly accessible for young foreigners wishing to experience Thai culture and lifestyle. The top 10 happiest countries include Lithuania, Israel, Serbia, Iceland, Denmark, Luxembourg, Finland, Romania, the Netherlands, and Czechia. Chai Watcharong, spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, remarked that Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is highly attuned to the needs and lifestyles of the younger generation, particularly considering global changes. PM Srettha has prioritised policies that resonate with the youth, such as the Marriage Equality Bill, passed on June 18, making Thailand the first country in ASEAN and the third in Asia to approve such legislation. Chai stated that the ranking serves as evidence of the government’s effective leadership under PM Srettha. However, Thai netizens have voiced mixed reactions, highlighting challenges faced by local youth, such as job scarcity and drug addiction, suggesting that while Thailand may be welcoming for foreign youth, it has unresolved issues for its own young population. -- 2024-06-26 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

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Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin led a delegation to Rayong and Chon Buri last Sunday, June 23, to inspect pivotal projects within the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). PM Srettha races to transform Rayong and Chon Buri Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330665-pm-srettha-races-to-transform-rayong-and-chon-buri/ Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail

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Surachate 'Big Joke' Hakparn challenges Thai PM over dismissal Picture courtesy: Siam Rath Deputy Police Chief Surachate Hakparn, known as Big Joke, has issued an ultimatum to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. Big Joke threatened to file a malfeasance complaint against the PM if the order temporarily dismissing him from the police force is not revoked. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330634-surachate-big-joke-hakparn-challenges-thai-pm-over-dismissal/

Deputy Police Chief Surachate Hakparn, known as Big Joke, has issued an ultimatum to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. Big Joke threatened to file a malfeasance complaint against the PM if the order temporarily dismissing him from the police force is not revoked. Big Joke has already appealed to the Police Virtue Protection Committee and petitioned the prime minister to review the contentious order. He hinted at legal action for what he sees as negligence if Srettha does not address the issue. The dismissal, initially issued in April by Deputy National Police Chief Kitrat Phanphet, was later deemed illegitimate by the Council of State. Kitrat had temporarily taken over as acting police chief to quell a feud within the police force. The Commission is set to review the dismissal order tomorrow, with Srettha expected to preside. Big Joke criticised Srettha's leadership, challenging the PM to resolve a conflict that threatens public confidence in the police. He also announced plans to file a malfeasance complaint against recently reinstated National Police Chief Torsak Sukvimol if the dismissal stands. Additionally, he aims to bring a complaint against Kitrat to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, alleging procedural lapses in his dismissal. In response, Kitrat insisted the dismissal was thoroughly reviewed and confirmed that Big Joke’s appeal is being examined. While dismissing rumours about succeeding as national police chief, he remained firm on the legitimacy of the original order. As this drama unfolds, the outcome of tomorrow’s Police Commission meeting and the proceedings of the Police Virtue Protection Committee will be crucial. These decisions will not only determine Big Joke’s future within the police force but could also significantly impact the public’s trust in law enforcement leadership. The nation watches closely as this high-stakes and high-profile conflict in Thailand’s upper law enforcement echelons reaches a critical juncture. Picture courtesy: Siam Rath -- 2024-06-25 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Malaysia Airlines flight to Bangkok returns to Kuala Lumpur by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Malaysia Airlines has clarified an emergency incident involving flight MH780, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. The flight had to return to Kuala Lumpur International Airport due to technical issues. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330632-malaysia-airlines-flight-to-bangkok-returns-to-kuala-lumpur/

Malaysia Airlines has clarified an emergency incident involving flight MH780, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. The flight had to return to Kuala Lumpur International Airport due to technical issues. Flight MH780, operated by Malaysia Airlines, declared an emergency code 7700, indicating a serious issue requiring immediate attention. The aircraft descended from its cruising altitude to approximately 10,000 feet, initially suspected to be related to the cabin pressure system. The plane then safely returned to Kuala Lumpur. “Malaysia Airlines can confirm that one of its flights experienced technical issues with cabin pressure. Flight MH780, travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok, had to return to Kuala Lumpur International Airport.” The emergency descent was managed without breaching cabin pressure limits, and oxygen masks for passengers were not deployed. The aircraft maintained stability and landed safely upon its return to Kuala Lumpur at 8.18pm. Malaysia Airlines emphasised the importance of passenger safety, stating that it remains their highest priority. The airline assured that safety protocols were followed meticulously during the incident. Flight tracking website flightradar24 initially reported the emergency, noting the aircraft’s rapid descent and subsequent return to Kuala Lumpur. The emergency code 7700 is used globally to signal an urgent situation aboard an aircraft, prompting immediate attention and response from air traffic control and emergency services. Passengers on the affected flight were likely provided alternative arrangements to reach their destination, although specific details on passenger accommodations were not mentioned in the airline’s statement, reported KhaoSod. In related news, Malaysia Airlines announced three new routes to the Maldives, Chiang Mai, and Da Nang. As part of its ambitious expansion strategy aimed at capturing the leisure market, the airline, a key player in the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), is primed to whisk travellers away to exotic destinations with unparalleled ease. In other news, AirAsia resumed its direct flights between Kuala Lumpur and Pattaya on June 17. by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger 2024-06-25 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Man with long Covid found dead in his bedroom in Samut Prakan by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod A man suffering from long Covid for two years was found dead yesterday in his bedroom in Samut Prakan, unable to walk due to his illness. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330631-man-with-long-covid-found-dead-in-his-bedroom-in-samut-prakan/

A man suffering from long Covid for two years was found dead yesterday in his bedroom in Samut Prakan, unable to walk due to his illness. The man’s mother revealed that he had been at home but was drinking alcohol on Sunday. Police officers from Bang Sao Thong Police Station in Samut Prakan Province were alerted to a death in a house located in Moo 6, Bang Sao Thong Subdistrict, Bang Sao Thong District. They arrived at the scene with officers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation to investigate. The incident took place in a two-storey house. On the upper floor, in the bedroom, the body of 40 year old Subin was found lying on the bed. Blood was seen coming from his mouth. Upon examination, no wounds or signs of physical assault were detected. Subin’s mother, Chusri, explained that her son had been suffering from long Covid for two years. His condition had caused one of his legs to become weak, leaving him unable to walk and confined to the house. He had no prior medical history. Chusri mentioned that her son had been drinking alcohol. She even joked with him about it, saying that drinking would make him sick. Police examined the scene, took photographs, and documented the evidence before handing over the body to foundation officials. Subin’s body was then sent for an autopsy at the Forensic Institute to determine the cause of death, reported KhaoSod. In related news, the owner of a rented house in the southern province of Songkhla refused to allow a terminally ill Thai man to rest in her residence. This forced the man to seek refuge in a temple, where he passed away on the morning of June 14. In other news, a house fire claimed the life of a woman trapped inside her own home. The incident took place yesterday in Bang Thorat, Samut Sakhon. by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger 2024-06-25 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Heavy rainfall and flash flood warnings across Thailand by Ryan Turner Image courtesy of KhaoSod Heavy rainfall is expected across Thailand today, with over 60% coverage in all regions, including Bangkok. The Meteorological Department of Thailand (TMD) warned of potential flash floods and forest runoff due to the intense weather conditions. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330630-heavy-rainfall-and-flash-flood-warnings-across-thailand/

Heavy rainfall is expected across Thailand today, with over 60% coverage in all regions, including Bangkok. The Meteorological Department of Thailand (TMD) warned of potential flash floods and forest runoff due to the intense weather conditions. The TMD forecasted that the southwest monsoon covering the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand is relatively strong. This, combined with a monsoon trough passing through northern Thailand and upper Laos, leading to a low-pressure area over northern Vietnam, is causing significant rainfall in many areas of the country. Thailand will experience heavy to very heavy rainfall in several regions, particularly in the north, northeast, east, and western parts of the south. Residents in these areas are advised to be cautious of the dangers posed by heavy and accumulated rainfall, which could result in sudden flooding and flash floods, especially in foothill areas near waterways and lowland regions. Additionally, caution while travelling in areas with thunderstorms is advised. The upper Andaman Sea and upper Gulf of Thailand will have relatively strong wind waves, with waves expected to reach heights of 2 to 3 metres. In areas with thunderstorms, waves could exceed 3 metres. The upper Gulf of Thailand will have waves of about 2 metres, and in areas with thunderstorms, waves will be higher than two metres. Mariners should exercise caution and avoid sailing in areas with thunderstorms, and it is recommended that small boats in the upper Andaman Sea remain ashore. Regional updates In the northern region, thunderstorms are expected in 80% of the area, with heavy to very heavy rainfall in some places such as Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Nan, Uttaradit, Kamphaeng Phet, Phichit, Phitsanulok, Phetchabun, and Tak. Temperatures will range from 23 to 26 degrees Celsius at the minimum and 32 to 35°C at the maximum. The southwest wind will blow at a speed of 10 to 20 kilometres per hour. In the northeastern region, thunderstorms are expected in 80% of the area, with heavy to very heavy rainfall in some places such as Loei, Nong Khai, Bueng Kan, Nong Bua Lamphu, Udon Thani, Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom, Mukdahan, Khon Kaen, Nakhon Ratchasima, Roi Et, Yasothon, Amnat Charoen, Sisaket, and Ubon Ratchathani. Temperatures will range from 23 to 25°C at the minimum and 30 to 33°C at the maximum. The southwest wind will blow at a speed of 10 to 20km/h. In the central region, thunderstorms are expected in 60% of the area, with heavy rainfall in some places such as Nakhon Sawan, Uthai Thani, Chai Nat, Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Lop Buri, and Saraburi. Temperatures will range from 24 to 26°C at the minimum and 32 to 35 °C at the maximum. The southwest wind will blow at a speed of 10 to 25km/h. In the eastern region, thunderstorms are expected in 70% of the area, with heavy to very heavy rainfall in some places such as Nakhon Nayok, Prachin Buri, Sa Kaeo, Chachoengsao, Chanthaburi, and Trat. Temperatures will range from 24 to 28°C at the minimum and 28 to 34°C at the maximum. The southwest wind will blow at a speed of 20 to 35km/h. The sea will have waves of about 2 metres, and in areas with thunderstorms, waves will be higher than 2 metres. In the southern region (east coast), thunderstorms are expected in 60% of the area, with heavy rainfall in some places such as Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Chumphon, Surat Thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat, and Phatthalung. Temperatures will range from 23 to 27°C at the minimum and 31 to 34°C at the maximum. From Surat Thani upwards, the southwest wind will blow at a speed of 20 to 35km/h. The sea will have waves of about 2 metres, and in areas with thunderstorms, waves will be higher than 2 metres. From Nakhon Si Thammarat downwards, the southwest wind will blow at a speed of 15 to 35km/h. The sea will have waves of 1 to 2 metres, and in areas with thunderstorms, waves will be higher than 2 metres. Thunderstorms expected In the southern region (west coast), thunderstorms are expected in 70% of the area, with heavy to very heavy rainfall in some places such as Ranong, Phang Nga, Phuket, and Krabi. Temperatures will range from 23 to 25°C at the minimum and 29 to 32°C at the maximum. From Phang Nga upwards, the southwest wind will blow at a speed of 20 to 40km/h. The sea will have waves of 2 to 3 metres, and in areas with thunderstorms, waves will be higher than 3 metres. From Phuket downwards, the southwest wind will blow at a speed of 15 to 35km/h. The sea will have waves of 1 to 2 metres, and in areas with thunderstorms, waves will be higher than 2 metres. In Bangkok and its vicinity, thunderstorms are expected in 60% of the area, with heavy rainfall in some places. Temperatures will range from 26 to 28°C at the minimum and 32 to 35°C at the maximum. The southwest wind will blow at a speed of 10 to 25km/h. by Ryan Turner Image courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger 2024-06-25 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

Motorcyclist Fatally Collides with Truck in Tragic Nonthaburi Incident Picture courtesy: LINE A tragic motorcycle accident occurred in Nonthaburi yesterday, claiming the life of a 34-year-old man after a collision with a six-wheeled truck on Rattanathibet Road. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1330624-motorcyclist-fatally-collides-with-truck-in-tragic-nonthaburi-incident/

A tragic motorcycle accident occurred in Nonthaburi yesterday, claiming the life of a 34-year-old man after a collision with a six-wheeled truck on Rattanathibet Road. Efforts to overtake led to a fatal mishap, crushing the motorcyclist's skull as per the incident details. The grim event unfolded around 1.10 p.m. and was promptly reported to Bang Sri Mueang Police Station. Responding officers coordinated with forensic experts and the Poh Teck Tung Foundation to investigate. The scene painted a heart-wrenching picture—an overturned Yamaha motorcycle and the lifeless body of Phuwadol Chanhom from Ratsadon, found face down with severe injuries including a crushed skull and broken limbs. CCTV footage illuminated the accident's harrowing moments. It depicted an 18-wheeler and a six-wheeled truck travelling side by side. Phuwadol, attempting to overtake, lost control, resulting in his fatal crash. Unfortunately, neither truck stopped post-accident. Following standard procedures, Phuwadol's body underwent a preliminary autopsy and was transported to the Institute of Forensic Science for further examination. In a related note, another accident occurred later in Chon Buri. At 10.36 p.m., a tour bus making a U-turn on Highway 36 collided with a motorcycle, leading to another fatality. Promptly arriving rescuers found the Yamaha sports bike wrecked and on fire, which they managed to extinguish. The tour bus sustained damage near its rear wheels. These sobering incidents underscore the hazards present on roads and the crucial need for careful driving and adherence to traffic norms to prevent such tragic losses. Picture courtesy: LINE -- 2024-06-25 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe