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Picture from responders. A fire started to clear roadside grass spread rapidly, igniting the base of a tree and causing it to fall into a road in Suphan Buri province. This resulted in a multi-vehicle crash involving three cars and left one person injured. The incident occurred at 06:20 on 27 January, on the Makham Lom-Kao Hong route near Klong Kwai bridge in Bang Pla Ma District. The Suphan Buri Nean Kaew Highway Rescue Association and other emergency services responded to the scene after receiving reports of the crash.. At the site, three vehicles were found to have collided with the fallen tree: 1. A white Honda car (Bangkok licence plate): This car was severely damaged. 2. A white Nissan car (Suphan Buri licence plate): Sustained significant damage. 3. A gray Isuzu pickup truck (Nakhon Nayok license plate): The driver of the honda, a male, suffered injuries including cuts on his nose and forehead, as well as dizziness, as the tree fell directly onto the roof of his car, crushing it. However, he was conscious and alert. Emergency personnel provided first aid before transporting the injured man to Bang Pla Ma Hospital for further treatment. Investigations revealed that the fire, initially set to clear grass along the roadside, spread to the base of a tree. The tree subsequently fell onto the first car and causing the other vehicles to the fallen tree and branches. -- 2025-01-28

Border Patrol Officer Killed in Lorry Collision While on Duty in Tak Province A Border Patrol Police officer, Sub-Lieutenant Phitakkiat Thaonoi, lost his life when a lorry carrying maize lost control and struck him while he was performing his duties at a checkpoint near the Thai- Myanmar border. The incident occurred at 21:30 on January 26, at Ban Mae Kut Sam Tha checkpoint in Mae Kasa Subdistrict, Mae Sot District, Tak. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1350049-border-patrol-officer-killed-in-lorry-collision-while-on-duty-in-tak-province/

Picture from responders. A Border Patrol Police officer, Sub-Lieutenant Phitakkiat Thaonoi, lost his life when a lorry carrying maize lost control and struck him while he was performing his duties at a checkpoint near the Thai- Myanmar border. The incident occurred at 21:30 on January 26, at Ban Mae Kut Sam Tha checkpoint in Mae Kasa Subdistrict, Mae Sot District, Tak. Sub-Lieutenant Phitakkiat, aged 57, was conducting routine screening of vehicles and foreign nationals at kilometre marker 16 along Asian Highway 105 when the lorry driver, travelling at high speed, veered out of control across the opposite lane and hit him. Despite immediate efforts, he succumbed to his injuries at the scene. On 27 January, Police Lieutenant General Nitnai Langyanai, Commissioner of the Border Patrol Police, expressed heartfelt condolences to the family of Sub-Lieutenant Phitakkiat. Lt. Gen. Nitnai honoured the officer as a courageous protector of public safety who fulfilled his duties with dedication and strength until his final moments. The Border Patrol Police Division 34 has been instructed to ensure that Sub-Lieutenant Phitakkiat is honoured with a proper funeral ceremony. Additionally, the Border Patrol Police Headquarters has pledged to provide full benefits and welfare support to his family. The checkpoint where the accident occurred was established by Border Patrol Police Company 346 as part of operations under the orders of Police General Kittirat Phanphet, the National Police Chief, and the Thai-Myanmar Border Command Centre in Tak Province. The checkpoint was equipped with appropriate signage and lighting, and officers used flashlights to signal vehicles to stop, adhering to national police protocols. Following the collision, the lorry driver was immediately taken into custody, and an investigation is underway to determine the exact cause of the incident and to implement measures to prevent similar in the future. Sub-Lieutenant Phitakkiat began his career with Border Patrol Police Company 347 in Umphang District, Tak Province, on 1 February 1992. At the time of his death, he was serving as Deputy Inspector (Operations) with Division 34 and was stationed at the Mae Kut Sam Tha operational base. His career spanned 32 years and 11 months, during which he was recognised for his dedication and service. He is survived by his wife and two children, who are eligible for recruitment into the police force under the benefits scheme for the families of fallen officers. -- 2025-01-28

Mother Reports Drug-Crazed Son to Police After Violent Rampage At approximately 9:00 PM on 26 January, Ms. Jaroenrat Juthet, 63, arrived at Banglamung Police Station in Chonburi to request assistance in arresting her son, Mr. Krit "Mui" Khoksap, 37, who had allegedly gone on a violent rampage at their home in Nong Plalai Subdistrict. According to Ms. Juthet, her son had consumed a large quantity of illegal drugs, leading to erratic behaviour, destruction of property, and threats to kill the family. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1350048-mother-reports-drug-crazed-son-to-police-after-violent-rampage/

Picture of arrest. At approximately 9:00 PM on 26 January, Ms. Jaroenrat Juthet, 63, arrived at Banglamung Police Station in Chonburi to request assistance in arresting her son, Mr. Krit "Mui" Khoksap, 37, who had allegedly gone on a violent rampage at their home in Nong Plalai Subdistrict. According to Ms. Juthet, her son had consumed a large quantity of illegal drugs, leading to erratic behaviour, destruction of property, and threats to kill the family. Officers led by Pol. Lt. Col. Kornpong Sukwisit, Deputy Superintendent of Investigations at Banglamung Police Station, immediately responded to the scene. Upon arrival at the unnumbered house in Soi Nong Ket Yai 3, officers found the living room and appliances in a state of complete disarray. Broken items and debris were scattered throughout the area. Mr. Khoksap was discovered barricaded inside his bedroom, having locked the door from within. Ms. Juthet feigned normality and knocked on the door to coax her son into opening it. As soon as he did, officers swiftly subdued and detained him. Mr. Khoksap exhibited signs of severe intoxication, including incoherent speech and aggressive behaviour. He continuously issued threats against his mother during the arrest. Inside the room, officers discovered paraphernalia for drug use, including remnants of methamphetamine pills and crystal meth. The suspect was transported to Pattaya Patthamakorn Hospital for a medical evaluation due to his alarming condition, which bore resemblance to severe psychiatric distress. However, upon arrival, Mr. Khoksap caused chaos by spitting at doctors and nurses, necessitating the use of a sedative injection to control his erratic behaviour. Speaking to reporters, Ms. Juthet explained that she had no choice but to contact the police as her son's drug abuse had become unbearable. She described how his addiction to methamphetamine and crystal meth had transformed him into a violent and unpredictable individual, leaving the family in constant fear. "He no longer recognises me as his mother," she said. "When he's high, he calls me by my name, 'Jaroen,' instead of 'mum.' Today, he's been under the influence since the morning, causing destruction all day long. We couldn't endure it any longer, so I had to report him." Mr. Khoksap remains under medical care and police custody, with investigations ongoing. -- 2025-01-28

Cyclist Killed in Collision with Timber Truck in Phetchaburi A fatal collision occurred at approximately 07:35 in 27 January, near the entrance to Ban Nong Nae in Moo 2, Tambon Sa Phang, Khao Yoi District, Phetchaburi. The collision involved a timber truck and a cyclist, resulting in the death of the cyclist. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1350047-cyclist-killed-in-collision-with-timber-truck-in-phetchaburi/

Picture from responders. A fatal collision occurred at approximately 07:35 in 27 January, near the entrance to Ban Nong Nae in Moo 2, Tambon Sa Phang, Khao Yoi District, Phetchaburi. The collision involved a timber truck and a cyclist, resulting in the death of the cyclist. Rescue volunteers from the Sawang Sanphet Rescue Foundation, together with emergency medical responders from the Nong Chumphon Subdistrict Administrative Organisation, rushed to the scene along the parallel lanes of Phetkasem Road heading towards Bangkok. Upon arrival, rescuers discovered the body of the deceased, a Myanmar national, lying face down near a green bicycle. The victim sustained severe head injuries, including a fractured skull, with skull matter scattered at the scene. Preliminary investigations revealed that the victim was riding their bicycle when they were struck by a Hino Mega timber truck. The impact caused the cyclist to be thrown into a signpost, leading to fatal injuries. The truck, which had sustained damage to its front-left side, was found approximately 350 metres from the collision site. Authorities also reported damage to public property, including a streetlight pole that was knocked down during the incident. After forensic examination by on-duty medical personnel and police officers, the body of the deceased was transported to Wat Tham Kaeo Temple by the Sawang Sanphet Rescue Foundation. The cause of the incident remains under investigation by local police. -- 2025-01-28

Uthai Thani: Woman Found Dead in Car, Husband Heartbroken A heart-wrenching incident unfolded in the morning of 27 January, when a woman was found deceased in her car near Wang Romklao Dam in Uthai Thani. Her distraught husband discovered her body after searching the area she had previously mentioned in conversations. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1350045- uthai-thani-woman-found-dead-in-car-husband-heartbroken/

Picture from responders. A heart-wrenching incident unfolded in the morning of 27 January, when a woman was found deceased in her car near Wang Romklao Dam in Uthai Thani. Her distraught husband discovered her body after searching the area she had previously mentioned in conversations. The tragic discovery was reported at 08:45 to Police Lieutenant Colonel Attanit Ketumanee, an inspector with Thap Than Police Station. Officers from both Thap Than and Uthai Thani Provincial Police investigative teams were dispatched to the scene. The victim, identified as Ms. Supattra 38, was found inside a Honda car with Nakhon Sawan license plates. A charcoal stove was discovered inside the vehicle. The deceased's husband, Mr. Thanaset 44, tearfully recounted the events leading up to the tragedy. He revealed that his wife, who worked in Nakhon Sawan, had been battling depression. She had previously told him that if she ever went missing, he should look for her at this specific location. Recently, she had been under severe stress due to work-related issues. On 26 January, she travelled to Nakhon Sawan but did not return home. When her husband tried calling her around 20.00, she did not answer. Early this morning, he decided to search for her at Wang Romklao Dam, where he found her car parked. Breaking the car's window, he discovered his wife's lifeless body inside. Despite his efforts, it was too late to save her. Overcome with grief, he expressed no suspicions about her death and requested her body be released for funeral rites. Authorities have confirmed the incident and will conduct further investigations, but the victim's husband has indicated he does not doubt the cause of death. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek out help. -- 2025-01-28

Employee Shoots Boss Dead in Office Amid Workplace Dispute A shocking incident unfolded at the Nan Provincial Land Reform Office on 27 January, when an employee shot his supervisor dead in the workplace. Another individual was critically injured in the violent outburst. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1350044-employee-shoots-boss-dead-in-office-amid-workplace-dispute/

Picture from responders. A shocking incident unfolded at the Nan Provincial Land Reform Office on 27 January, when an employee shot his supervisor dead in the workplace. Another individual was critically injured in the violent outburst. Police Lieutenant Colonel Wanatpong Santipongsatorn, Deputy Superintendent of Phu Phiang Police Station, and Police Captain Danutach Kitiyos, along with an investigative team and rescue officials, arrived at the scene at the Public Service Centre on the second floor of the office building after receiving a report of the shooting at 11:45. The victim, Mr. Kitja 50, a senior survey engineer and head of the Engineering and Mapping Department, was found lying in a pool of blood in the office. He had sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. Nearby, police discovered Mr. Narubet 46, an experienced survey engineer, critically injured and barely breathing. A 9mm handgun and five spent cartridges were found near his body. He was rushed to Nan Hospital for emergency treatment. Preliminary investigations suggest that the incident stemmed from long-standing workplace disputes. Colleagues reported frequent arguments between the two men, which may have escalated into this tragic confrontation. Authorities are awaiting forensic investigators to examine the scene in detail. Further inquiries will aim to uncover the precise motives behind the shooting. -- 2025-01-28

Two Injured as Gas Delivery Truck and Sugarcane Lorry Collide in Phetchabun At approximately 15:30 on 27 January, a collision between a gas delivery pickup truck and a sugarcane lorry caused chaos on the Saraburi-Lom Sak Road, outbound towards Bangkok, in front of a sugar factory in Moo 3, Nong Chaeng Subdistrict, Bueng Sam Phan District, Phetchabun Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1350043-two-injured-as-gas-delivery-truck-and-sugarcane-lorry-collide-in-phetchabun/

Picture from responders. At approximately 15:30 on 27 January, a collision between a gas delivery pickup truck and a sugarcane lorry caused chaos on the Saraburi-Lom Sak Road, outbound towards Bangkok, in front of a sugar factory in Moo 3, Nong Chaeng Subdistrict, Bueng Sam Phan District, Phetchabun Province. The Sawang Bueng Sam Phan Thammasathan rescue team (Nong Chaeng unit) was alerted to the incident by the emergency department of Bueng Sam Phan Hospital. Upon arrival at the scene, they found two damaged vehicles, a silver LPG delivery pickup truck and a sugarcane lorry and debris scattered across the roadside. The force of the collision had caused the pickup to roll onto its side down an embankment, causing multiple LPG cylinders to be thrown across the crash site, creating a potentially hazardous situation for first responders and other road users. However, no leaks or fires were reported, and emergency services worked swiftly to secure the area and prevent further danger. Two individuals, both 60 years old, were injured in the crash: • A woman suffered abrasions across her body and swelling to her head. • A man complained of pain in his rib area, likely from the impact. Both victims were conscious and responsive when rescue volunteers arrived. The team provided immediate first aid at the scene before transporting the injured to Bueng Sam Phan Hospital for further medical attention. Local authorities and rescue personnel from the sugar factory were also on hand to assist in clearing the debris and ensuring road safety. Authorities are continuing to investigate the collision and initial investigation suggests the pickup ran into, at speed, the sugarcane lorry as it was slowing down to turn into the factory. -- 2025-01-28

Reckless Motorcyclist Stuns with Dangerous Stunts on Busy Road A motorcyclist shocked commuters by performing daring stunts on a major road, riding hands-free and sideways on his red Yamaha Filano. The reckless behaviour, captured on video, has sparked mixed reactions online. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349999-reckless-motorcyclist-stuns-with-dangerous-stunts-on-busy-road/

Picture from Facebook. A motorcyclist shocked commuters by performing daring stunts on a major road, riding hands-free and sideways on his red Yamaha Filano. The reckless behaviour, captured on video, has sparked mixed reactions online. The viral clip, originally shared by a Facebook user, shows a man dressed in a black shirt, shorts, and a face covering as he maneuvers his motorcycle dangerously. The rider turned his body sideways and released both hands from the handlebars while speeding down a busy road. Fellow motorists watched anxiously, unsure if he would crash. The post captioned the video with the phrase, “Riding with no fear of death”, highlighting the thrill-seeking but perilous behaviour. A local witness, Mr. M 20, who filmed the incident, shared his experience with reporters. He explained that he spotted the rider while returning home along Sukhumvit Road, near the South Pattaya intersection heading toward Sattahip. The man rode in that bizarre position for 2-3 kilometres, Mr. M recounted. I found it strange and a bit cool, but it was also reckless and dangerous. I quickly took out my phone to record it. While many viewers expressed amazement at the rider audacity, others criticised the stunt as hazardous and irresponsible. Mr. M added, I don’t want anyone to imitate this behaviour, it’stoo risky and could easily lead to accidents. Local authorities have yet to comment on the incident, but calls for stricter enforcement of road safety regulations have intensified following the video’s circulation. -- 2025-01-27

Pathum Thani: Mother of Twins Jumps from 18- Storey Hospital Building An incident occurred on the morning of January 27, when a hospital patient leapt from an 18-storey building, resulting in her death. The incident was reported at 09:30 to Pol Sub Lt Piyawit Cheelan, an investigator with Pathum Thani City Police Station. Authorities and rescue teams immediately responded to the scene. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349994-pathum-thani-mother-of-twins-jumps-from-18-storey-hospital-building/

Picture from responders An incident occurred on the morning of January 27, when a hospital patient leapt from an 18-storey building, resulting in her death. The incident was reported at 09:30 to Pol Sub Lt Piyawit Cheelan, an investigator with Pathum Thani City Police Station. Authorities and rescue teams immediately responded to the scene. The incident took place at the rear of a hospital in Pathum Thani, where the lifeless body of the patient was discovered. Hospital staff had moved her remains to the second floor, wrapping her body in white cloth and covering it with a stainless-steel screen to shield the scene from public view. The deceased was identified only as Ms. B, a native of Phetchabun province. She was still dressed in a hospital gown, and initial examinations revealed severe injuries, including head trauma, broken limbs and abdominal trauma. Her body has been sent to the Institute of Forensic Science under the Ministry of Justice. According to hospital staff, Ms. B had been admitted to deliver her twins on 17 January. On 22 January, she underwent a premature caesarean section, giving birth to twin girls. However, her behaviour suggested significant distress. A visiting neighbour told staff that Ms. B, a single mother with two other children, was overwhelmed by the prospect of caring for four children, especially her premature twins. Before the tragedy, Ms. B reportedly called her neighbour, expressing her anxiety over the lack of support and her concern for her newborn daughters. Shortly afterwards, she informed hospital staff that she needed to purchase items for her babies. Instead, she took the lift to the 18th floor, opened the safety barrier, and jumped. Her body struck the second-floor balcony with a loud crash. Medical personnel rushed to assist her but found that she had already succumbed to her injuries. To preserve the dignity of other patients and visitors, her body was promptly moved inside. The police are conducting a thorough investigation into the incident and are in the process of contacting the victim's family. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek out help. -- 2025-01-27

UPDATE Bird DNA Found in Both Engines of Jeju Air Plane That Crashed, Report Reveals Pictures from the report. Both engines of the Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 that crashed last month contained DNA from migratory ducks, according to a preliminary report released on 27 January. Authorities are still investigating the cause of South Korea’s deadliest aviation disaster, which left 179 of the 181 passengers and crew on board dead. The six-page report from South Korea’s Aviation and Railway Accident Investigation Board (ARAIB) identified the remains of Baikal Teals, a species of duck that migrates to South Korea in large numbers during the winter, in both engines of the ill-fated plane. The Jeju Air flight, which departed from Bangkok on 29 December 2024, made an emergency belly landing at Muan International Airport after overshooting the runway. It crashed into an embankment supporting navigation equipment, known as localisers, before catching fire and partially exploding. While the report provided details of the bird strike, it did not draw conclusions about why the aircraft attempted a sudden landing without deploying its landing gear or why the black boxes both the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) and Flight Data Recorder (FDR) stopped recording four minutes before the crash. The engines were buried in the soil mound of the embankment, and the fore fuselage scattered debris up to 200 metres from the site, the report noted. Experts suggest the reinforced concrete and earth structure of the localiser embankment contributed significantly to the high fatality rate. Investigators plan to dismantle the engines, conduct detailed examinations of components, and analyse in-flight data, air traffic control records, and the bird strike evidence. The embankment and localiser equipment will also be closely scrutinised. These exhaustive investigations aim to establish the precise cause of the accident, the report stated. The preliminary report highlighted that the pilots were aware of a flock of birds on the plane’s final approach. However, it remains unclear when the bird strike occurred. The aircraft had declared ‘Mayday’ emergency for a bird strike during a go-around manoeuvre. At the moment the flight recorders ceased functioning, the plane was at an altitude of 498 feet (152 metres) and travelling at 161 knots (298 km/h) approximately 1.1 nautical miles (2 km) from the runway. As required by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a preliminary report has been submitted within 30 days of the crash. ICAO encourages final reports to be made public within 12 months. South Korea has shared its findings with ICAO and relevant stakeholders, including Thailand, where the flight originated, and the United States and France, home countries of the aircraft and engine manufacturers. Link to the report: http://araib.molit.go.kr/USR/airboard0201/m_34497/dtl.jsp?r_id=344 -- 2025-01-27

Worker Receives Electric Shock & Injured During Restaurant Renovation in Pattaya Rescue workers from Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation in Pattaya responded to an emergency call at approximately 03.10 on 26 January, reporting a severe electric shock at a restaurant near Soi 13/3, Beach Road, Pattaya, Chonburi. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349980-worker-receives-electric-shock-injured-during-restaurant-renovation-in-pattaya/

Picture from responders. Rescue workers from Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation in Pattaya responded to an emergency call at approximately 03.10 on 26 January, reporting a severe electric shock at a restaurant near Soi 13/3, Beach Road, Pattaya, Chonburi. Upon arrival, they found onlookers and tourists gathered around the injured worker, identified as Mr. Chatmongkol, 34, who had been shocked and fallen from scaffolding. Rescue personnel provided immediate first aid and noted severe burn wounds on both hands caused by the electric shock, with bleeding from injuries from the fall. The victim was quickly transported to Pattaya Patamakun Hospital for urgent medical attention. According to Mr. Chakrapan, 39, a co-worker at the scene, the team had been hired to carry out renovation work on the restaurant. During the incident, each worker was focused on their respective tasks. The victim was reportedly attempting to fasten a rolling door when a loose electrical cable suddenly came into contact with the scaffolding. Unaware of the danger, the victim grabbed the cable and was shocked, causing him to be thrown backwards and fall from the scaffolding. Panicked colleagues immediately shut off the power and called rescue services to assist the injured worker. Authorities are investigating the incident. -- 2025-01-26

Former Husband Shot Dead in Self-Defence Incident in Samut Prakan A man was shot dead in front of a house in Samut Prakan after an altercation with his ex-wife’s new partner, who claims the shooting was in self-defence. The incident occurred at around 22:30 on 26 January in the Phraeksa Mai subdistrict. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349975-former-husband-shot-dead-in-self-defence-incident-in-samut-prakan/

Picture from responders. A man was shot dead in front of a house in Samut Prakan after an altercation with his ex-wife’s new partner, who claims the shooting was in self-defence. The incident occurred at around 22:30 on 26 January in the Phraeksa Mai subdistrict. Police were alerted to the shooting and arrived at the scene along with forensic teams and rescue units. The victim, identified as Mr Somkiat 42, was found lying unconscious in the driveway of a two-storey house. He had sustained three gunshot wounds: one to the chest, one to the right arm, and one to the left wrist. Despite attempts to resuscitate him, he was pronounced dead at Paolo Samut Prakan Hospital shortly after. A semi-automatic 9mm handgun was found near the victim, with rounds remaining in the magazine. Six spent 9mm shell casings and two bullets were recovered from the scene. Witnesses and preliminary investigations revealed that Mr Somkiat had followed his ex-wife, Ms Juthaporn and her new partner, Mr Thitiwat 29, to the house. After arriving, Mr Somkiat exited his vehicle holding a firearm and approached the couple. According to Mr Thitiwat, Mr Somkiat chambered a round and attempted to aim the gun at him. Ms Juthaporn reportedly intervened in an attempt to de-escalate the situation. However, Mr Somkiat evaded her and continued his advance. In response, Mr Thitiwat retrieved his own firearm, a 9mm semi-automatic pistol, from a bag in his car and fired multiple shots at Mr Somkiat. Mr Thitiwat stated he acted in self-defence and could not recall how many shots he fired. He then fled the scene in panic but later contacted police and surrendered himself at midnight, waiting at the entrance to the housing estate. Officers recovered Mr Thitiwat’s car, a Toyota Altis, which contained the firearm used in the shooting. The weapon, along with Mr Somkiat’s gun, was confirmed to be legally registered. Both weapons and ammunition have been seized as evidence. Witnesses, including neighbours, reported hearing six gunshots but did not hear any prior argument. Forensic evidence, CCTV footage, and witness testimonies are being reviewed to determine whether Mr Somkiat fired his weapon during the confrontation. Police have charged Mr Thitiwat with homicide, possession of a firearm, and discharging a firearm in a public area. Investigations are ongoing to confirm the sequence of events. -- 2025-01-27

Buriram Marathon 2025 Shines as Asia’s Premier Night Race The Buriram Marathon 2025 once again cemented its status as one of Asia’s leading night marathons, drawing elite runners from nations such as Ethiopia, Kenya, Russia, and Japan. Thousands of amateur athletes and running enthusiasts also took part, with the Fun Run category fostering a sense of community and bringing families together in celebration. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349972-buriram-marathon-2025-shines-as-asia’s-premier-night-race/