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Car Runs Red Light, Collides with Motorcycle, Killing 80-Year-Old Man In a tragic collision an 80-year-old man lost his life after his motorcycle was struck by a car running a red light. The incident occurred at the Kaesap Ban intersection in Khlung District, Rayong. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346292-car-runs-red-light-collides-with-motorcycle-killing-80-year-old-man/

Picture from responders. CCTC capture below. In a tragic collision on December 14, an 80-year-old man lost his life after his motorcycle was struck by a car running a red light. The incident occurred at the Kaesap Ban intersection in Khlung District, Rayong. At 16:30 Lt. Col. Anupong Pungpee, Deputy Investigator of the Khlung Police Station, received a report from local rescue volunteers about the crash. Upon arriving at the scene, authorities reviewed CCTV footage, which captured a white Honda Civic car speeding toward the intersection. The car ran the red light and collided with a blue Honda Wave motorcycle, which had also entered the intersection from the opposite direction. The impact was severe, causing fatal injuries to the motorcycle rider, Mr. Chela aged 80. He was rushed to the Khlung Hospital but was declared dead shortly after arriving. Prior to the accident, Mr. Chela had been out to buy groceries and was heading home to his residence, located about 2 kilometres from the intersection. Lt. Col. Anupong took the driver of the car to the police station for further questioning as part of the investigation into the cause of the crash. Both vehicles have been impounded for examination, and legal proceedings are set to follow. -- 2024-12-16

4-Year-Old Boy Drowns After Mysterious Disappearance in Yasothon A tragic end has come to the search for 4-year-old Cholawit , known as “August,” who went missing from his home on December 14, in Ban Bak Yai, Nam Oam Subdistrict, Khor Wang District, Yasothon. The young boy, who was diagnosed with autism, was last seen around 07:00 when he wandered away from his home. Full Story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346291-4-year-old-boy-drowns-after-mysterious-disappearance-in yasothon/

Picture from responders. A tragic end has come to the search for 4-year-old Cholawit , known as “August,” who went missing from his home on December 14, in Ban Bak Yai, Nam Oam Subdistrict, Khor Wang District, Yasothon. The young boy, who was diagnosed with autism, was last seen around 07:00 when he wandered away from his home. A full-scale search was launched by local authorities and volunteers, who combed the area from morning until late evening without success, pausing for the night before resuming efforts the next day. At approximately 10:00 on December 15, police were alerted to the discovery of a body floating in a water pond about 1.2 kilometres from the boy’s house. The pond, located in the middle of a rice field, was about 2.5 metres deep. Upon arrival, authorities identified the body as that of August, lying face down at the water’s edge. He was wearing a red Superman t-shirt, blue vest, and red shorts. Rescue workers retrieved the body for examination by medical personnel. Initial investigations found no signs of foul play, and it is believed that the cause of death was drowning. The boy’s family, although devastated, expressed no suspicion regarding the cause of his death, and the body was handed over to the family. The discovery was made by 70-year-old Phonthipa, a local villager who had been working in her rice field. She initially mistook the boy’s body for a discarded doll, but upon closer inspection, realised it was the missing child. She immediately alerted authorities, who confirmed the tragic discovery. August’s family had been living together in the household, which included his mother, younger sibling, and aunt and uncle. His mother had separated from his father some time ago. August was known to be highly independent despite his condition, and his family had always been vigilant. The boy had a tendency to wander off, a behaviour that sometimes caused difficulties even when he attended the local daycare centre, where staff had to be especially cautious to prevent him from running away. Authorities continue to express their condolences to the grieving family, emphasising the challenges of caring for children with special needs, especially those who are prone to wander. -- 2024-12-16

Fire Engulfs Plastic Factory in Bang Khun Thian: Roof Collapse and Explosions Reported A fire broke out at a plastic factory in Soi Bang Kradi 32, located in Sam Dam, Bang Khun Thian district. Firefighters rushed to the scene as thick smoke billowed into the sky. The roof of the factory partially collapsed, and explosions were heard intermittently. Initial reports confirmed no casualties or injuries, while the cause of the fire remains under investigation. Full Story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346289-fire-engulfs-plastic-factory-in-bang-khun-thian-roof-collapse-and-explosions-reported/

Picture and video from responders. A fire broke out at a plastic factory in Soi Bang Kradi 32, located in Sam Dam, Bang Khun Thian district. Firefighters rushed to the scene as thick smoke billowed into the sky. The roof of the factory partially collapsed, and explosions were heard intermittently. Initial reports confirmed no casualties or injuries, while the cause of the fire remains under investigation. The Rama 199 Emergency Radio Centre reported the incident at 13:35 on December 15, alerting fire and rescue teams to the two-story concrete structure. The blaze quickly consumed both floors, concentrated around the production machinery. Firefighters from Bang Khun Thian Fire and Rescue Station deployed water and foam in an attempt to contain the fire. By 15:15 thick black smoke continued to blanket the sky. The building’s roof structure had partially caved in, and periodic explosions prompted authorities to evacuate some personnel from the premises. Despite the challenges, firefighters successfully prevented the fire from spreading to the front, rear, and eastern sections of the building, and neighbouring premises. The fire was contained early evening, but fire teams monitored the situation throughout the night, in case of any flare ups. The authorities had warned people to stay indoors with windows closed, because of the toxic smoke. The authorities set up air monitoring points around the local communities and will also test water supplies on December 16. The exact cause of the fire and the extent of the damage remain undetermined as officials prepare to conduct a thorough investigation, but initial reports are that the fire was caused by a damaged, leaking chemical supply pipe which ignited. -- 2024-12-16 ScreenRecording_12-15-2024 17-44-31_1.mp4

Vendor Discovers WWII Bomb While Urinating by the Roadside in Buriram The Ban Song Muang Rescue Unit in Prakhon Chai District, Buriram Province, received a report from a local market vendor who discovered a suspicious object resembling a bomb. The object was found by the roadside along the Phachi-Non Charoen road, near Ban Nong Nam Khun, Non Charoen Subdistrict, Ban Kruat District, Buriram. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346288-vendor-discovers-wwii-bomb-while-urinating-by-the-roadside-in-buriram/

Picture from responders. The Ban Song Muang Rescue Unit in Prakhon Chai District, Buriram Province, received a report on December 14, from a local market vendor who discovered a suspicious object resembling a bomb. The object was found by the roadside along the Phachi-Non Charoen road, near Ban Nong Nam Khun, Non Charoen Subdistrict, Ban Kruat District, Buriram. Initial inspections by the rescue unit confirmed the object was indeed a bomb, though its exact type remained unidentified. To ensure safety, the team encircled the bomb with old car tyres to minimise potential risks and contacted the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team for further investigation. Upon arrival, the Buriram EOD team identified the object as a BDU-33 aerial bomb, dating back to World War II. According to Sgt. Witheth Saelorat, an EOD officer, the bomb, while still functional, posed minimal threat as it resembled a practice bomb designed to create noise rather than cause significant destruction. The bomb was safely removed from the site and is now awaiting controlled disposal. The discovery was made by a market vendor who was driving to his next location. Feeling the urgent need to relieve himself, he stopped by the roadside and began unzipping his pants. However, he was startled when he noticed the bomb lying in front of him. He immediately fled back to his vehicle, abandoning his initial purpose. Chayanin Putthichat, head of the Ban Song Muang Rescue Unit, speculated that the bomb may have been deliberately placed in the open to ensure it would be discovered. “If someone intended to hide it, they would have thrown it into the water instead,” he remarked. Fortunately, no injuries occurred, and authorities have secured the area, emphasising public safety during the removal and disposal process. -- 2024-12-16

Teenager Killed in Motorbike Accident After Leaving Part-Time Job, Chachoengsao A 16-year-old boy was killed in a motorcycle crash after colliding with a parked 10-wheeler truck in Chachoengsao Province early morning. The crash occurred at approximately 05:00, near Wat Wang U, Moo 5, Laem Pradu Subdistrict, Ban Pho District, at kilometre marker 10+600. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346287-teenager-killed-in-motorbike-accident-after-leaving-part-time-job-chachoengsao/

Picture from responders. A 16-year-old boy was killed in a motorcycle crash after colliding with a parked 10-wheeler truck in Chachoengsao Province early morning on December 15. The crash occurred at approximately 05:00, near Wat Wang U, Moo 5, Laem Pradu Subdistrict, Ban Pho District, at kilometre marker 10+600. Police from Ban Pho Police Station, led by Pol. Capt. Theep Mailuekdee, and rescue workers responded to the scene. Upon arrival, they discovered a white Isuzu 10-wheeler truck with a flat left front tyre parked by the roadside. The truck was driven by Mr. Phongsak 40. Underneath the rear of the truck was a white Honda PCX motorcycle bearing Chachoengsao license plates. Tragically, the body of Mr. Kittiwat 16, was found nearby, lying face down next to the vehicle. Ms. Warinya 19, who was riding her motorcycle about 50 metres behind Kittiwat at the time of the crash, recounted the events. She stated that they had spent the evening at a friend’s house nearby. Around 04:45 Kittiwat decided to leave for home on his motorcycle, while she followed at a distance. When she reached the scene, she found that Kittiwat’s motorcycle had collided with the rear of the parked truck. She immediately contacted his relatives and emergency responders. Friends described Kittiwat as a diligent young man who worked part-time on weekends to support himself. On the night of the crash, he had finished his shift at around 23:00 and had gone to visit friends since the factory where he worked was closed the following day. Tragically, he never made it home. Preliminary inspections revealed that Kittiwat suffered multiple fractures across his body, likely caused by the high-speed impact with the truck. Authorities suspect that he may have been riding at excessive speed when the collision occurred. The victim’s body has been transported to Ban Pho Hospital for a detailed autopsy, and police are continuing their investigation into the incident. -- 2024-12-16

“Boy” Confesses to Murdering Woman in Ang Thong: Claims Jealousy and Threats Led to Killing Police have arrested Isarathep 34, also known as “Boy Talad Pla” (Fish Market Boy), in connection with the brutal murder of Ms. Patamaporn 30, who was found dead with 20 stab wounds in her rented room in Mueang District, Ang Thong Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346285-“boy”-confesses-to-murdering-woman-in-ang-thong-claims-jealousy-and-threats-led-to-killing/

Picture of the suspect. Police have arrested Isarathep 34, also known as “Boy Talad Pla” (Fish Market Boy), in connection with the brutal murder of Ms. Patamaporn 30, who was found dead with 20 stab wounds in her rented room in Mueang District, Ang Thong Province. The arrest was made on December 15, by Pol. Lt. Col. Sitthichok Sitthisophon, Deputy Superintendent of Investigation, Ang Thong Police Station, in coordination with officers from Huai Khwang Police Station. Boy was apprehended while hiding in a nondescript residence on Watthana Tham Road, Huai Khwang District, Bangkok. He was brought back to Ang Thong for questioning under an arrest warrant issued by the Ang Thong Provincial Court (No. 266/2567) on December 14, 2024, on charges of premeditated murder. Police later transported the suspect to the forensic science unit in Ang Thong to collect DNA and other evidence for comparison with materials recovered from the crime scene. Authorities also planned a crime scene reenactment later in the day, which was cancelled due threats from a very hostile crowd. During the interrogation, Boy confessed to the crime, revealing that he had been in a relationship with Ms. Patamaporn for over three months. He believed she had separated from her husband until a recent argument revealed otherwise. Boy claimed the conflict escalated after he attempted to collect money on her behalf from her friend, who later informed her husband. This led to tension between Boy and Ms. Patamaporn, as she accused him of disrupting her family. Boy also stated that Ms. Patamaporn had repeatedly threatened to expose his criminal past and had tried to end their relationship, insisting on remaining just casual partners. Jealous and frustrated, Boy admitted to pressuring her to commit to him exclusively, but she refused. On the day of the murder, Boy went to her room to confront her. After being allowed inside, an argument ensued, during which Boy “lost control” and stabbed her with a knife he found in the room. He claimed he could not recall how many times he stabbed her, as he was in a fit of rage. Before fleeing the scene, Boy let the air out of her car tyres, allegedly to prevent her from leaving and to force her to resolve the issue. Boy denied premeditating the murder, insisting he had no intention of harming her when he arrived. “I loved her deeply and supported her financially throughout our relationship. I didn’t mean for this to happen,” he said. Boy expressed regret for his actions, stating, “I cannot undo what I’ve done. I deeply apologise to Ms. Patamaporn and her family for what happened.” Authorities have charged him with premeditated murder, and he remains in custody at Ang Thong Police Station as the investigation continues. Original story here: https://aseannow.com/topic/1346183-ang-thong-woman-stabbed-to-death-in-rental-room-police-close-in-on-suspect/ -- 2024-12-16

Wild Elephant from Khao Ang Rue Nai Sanctuary Kills Man in Prachinburi A tragic incident occurred when a wild elephant from Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary crossed into a village in Prachinburi Province, fatally attacking a 45-year-old man near a sugarcane field. The ongoing issue of wild elephant encroachment has persisted for over four years, with no effective resolution from authorities. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346284-wild-elephant-from-khao-ang-rue-nai-sanctuary-kills-man-in-prachinburi/

Picture from responders. A tragic incident occurred on December 15, when a wild elephant from Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary crossed into a village in Prachinburi Province, fatally attacking a 45-year-old man near a sugarcane field. The ongoing issue of wild elephant encroachment has persisted for over four years, with no effective resolution from authorities. Police Lieutenant Thirawat Yiem-on, the investigating officer from Kabin Buri Police Station, was notified of the incident in the early morning. The victim, identified as Mr. Thosaporn, 45, was found dead on the edge of a sugarcane field. His body showed severe injuries, including a fractured skull and broken limbs. Approximately 30 metres away, a black motorcycle believed to belong to the victim was found abandoned. Witnesses reported seeing a wild elephant in the area prior to the attack. Mr. Phaedet, who was present earlier, stated that he had seen the elephant and tried to warn Mr. Thosaporn. However, by the time he returned, he discovered that the victim had already been attacked and killed. Local authorities and a volunteer wildlife monitoring team were immediately informed of the incident. Mr. Noei, President of the Eastern Sugarcane Farmers Association, expressed his condolences to the victim’s family. He also highlighted the long-standing issue of wild elephants crossing into residential areas and farmlands, which has persisted for over four years. He criticised the lack of comprehensive action from authorities to address the problem and called on the Prime Minister to take serious measures to ensure the safety and livelihoods of villagers. Local residents are urging the government to implement effective strategies to manage the wild elephant population and prevent further tragedies. -- 2024-12-16

Hit-and-Run, Elderly Man Killed and Dragged Over 10 Kilometres by Pickup Truck In a horrifying hit-and-run accident, an 87-year-old man was struck and killed by a pickup truck in Ratchaburi Province, with his body dragged over 10 kilometres before being abandoned by the driver. The incident has left the victim's family and community in deep shock and outrage. Full story: .https://aseannow.com/topic/1346283-hit-and-run-elderly-man-killed-and-dragged-over-10-kilometres-by-pickup-truck/

Picture from responders. In a horrifying hit-and-run accident, an 87-year-old man was struck and killed by a pickup truck in Ratchaburi Province, with his body dragged over 10 kilometres before being abandoned by the driver. The incident has left the victim's family and community in deep shock and outrage. At around 06:30 on December 15, Police Lieutenant Polanchai Chaiyana of the Photharam Police Station received a report of a dead body found along a road near a railway underpass in Soi Chet Samian 35, Photharam District. The victim was identified as Mr. Boonchu, a resident of Nong Klang Na Subdistrict. The investigation revealed that Mr. Boonchu had been sweeping the front of his house, as he did daily, before crossing the road to dispose of garbage. While crossing, he was hit by a silver Isuzu pickup truck, which fled the scene with his body lodged under the vehicle. The victim's relatives, who witnessed the collision, attempted to chase the truck and alerted rescue teams to follow its trail. Following a trail of engine oil and blood along the road, authorities eventually located the victim's body approximately 10 kilometres from the initial collision site. The body was abandoned on the roadside, while the vehicle continued to flee. The suspect's vehicle was later found abandoned in front of Wat Muang Temple in Thachumphon Subdistrict. The driver, identified as Mr. Paeng, 61, from Nakhon Ratchasima Province, admitted to being behind the wheel. He claimed that he had panicked after the collision and fled the scene. The truck showed clear signs of damage from the crash. Mr. Paeng stated that he was on his way home from a market when the crash occurred. He has been taken into custody for further questioning. Medical examiners reported severe injuries to the victim, including a large head wound, nearly severed left arm, and abrasions on his body caused by being dragged along the road. The wounds were so severe that parts of the victim's body were reduced to exposed bone. The victim's granddaughter, Ms. Aparn, expressed deep grief and anger, criticising the driver for fleeing the scene instead of stopping to provide assistance. "Even if it was an accident, he should have stopped. If he had a conscience, my grandfather might not have suffered so much. What if this happened to his own family? He should come to apologise for his actions," she said. Ms. Aparn also noted that the victim had already crossed the road's centre line when the truck, reportedly traveling at around 80 km/h, hit him. She described the crash as avoidable, given the narrow and winding nature of the road. Police are continuing their investigation, while the victim's body has been returned to his family. -- 2024-12-16

Drunk Van Driver Crashes into Vegetable Cart and Parked Vehicles in Pattaya A van driver under the influence of alcohol lost control of his vehicle, crashing into a vegetable cart and several parked vehicles, leaving two people injured. The crash occurred at 01.40, on December 15, on Pattaya Beach Road near Soi 13/3, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346258-drunk-van-driver-crashes-into-vegetable-cart-and-parked-vehicles-in-pattaya/

Picture from responders. A van driver under the influence of alcohol lost control of his vehicle, crashing into a vegetable cart and several parked vehicles, leaving two people injured. The crash occurred at 01.40, on December 15, on Pattaya Beach Road near Soi 13/3, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi. Police Lieutenant Kittipong Thaelangkan, Deputy Inspector at Pattaya City Police Station, was notified of the incident and coordinated with rescue volunteers from Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation to investigate the scene. At the site, a motorcycle sidecar used for selling fresh vegetables was found damaged, with goods scattered across the road. Three additional motorcycles parked nearby were also knocked over and damaged. Two people sustained injuries: Ms. Karnrat Krajangpho, 38, a vegetable vendor, suffered a hip injury and abrasions, while another Thai man sustained minor scrapes. Rescue workers provided first aid before transporting them to a nearby hospital. The vehicle responsible for the accident, a gray Toyota van (license plate from Sisaket), had also collided with the rear of another gray Toyota van (license plate from Bangkok). Witnesses reported that the van was speeding when it struck the vegetable cart. The driver then attempted to flee, losing control and hitting parked motorcycles and another van. A group of bystanders managed to detain the driver, a Thai man approximately 30 years old, who appeared heavily intoxicated and was uncooperative, refusing to provide identification or answer questions. Police transported him for a blood alcohol test, which revealed a level far exceeding the legal limit. Police Lieutenant Kittipong stated that the driver will face legal action for reckless driving, causing injury, and driving under the influence of alcohol. Investigations are ongoing to ensure all damages and injuries are accounted for. -- 2024-12-15

Landslide Buries Workers’ Camp on Koh Samui, Two Missing In the early hours of the morning, of December 15, a landslide struck a workers’ camp in Koh Samui, leaving two individuals missing. The incident occurred at 04:00 in the construction area located on a hillside in Soi Hima Thong, Moo 1, Maret Subdistrict, Koh Samui District, Surat Thani Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346256-landslide-buries-workers’-camp-on-koh-samui-two-missing/

Pictures from responders. In the early hours of the morning, of December 15, a landslide struck a workers’ camp in Koh Samui, leaving two individuals missing. The incident occurred at 04:00 in the construction area located on a hillside in Soi Hima Thong, Moo 1, Maret Subdistrict, Koh Samui District, Surat Thani Province. The two missing individuals are male workers of Myanmar nationality. Search and rescue efforts are currently underway, with a collaborative response from various local authorities and organisations, including Koh Samui District officials, the Koh Samui Municipality, the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office (Koh Samui branch), the Bo Phut Police Station, Samui Rescue Center, the Kusol Songkhro Koh Samui Foundation, and the Wat Plai Laem Rescue Foundation. Rescue teams are using manpower to dig through the rubble in an effort to locate the missing workers, as access is currently not possible for the machinery given the terrain and conditions. The operation faces significant challenges due to continuous rainfall in the area, which poses further risks of additional landslides. The situation is being closely monitored, and authorities are urging residents in the vicinity of the construction site to remain cautious and stay updated on safety advisories. -- 2024-12-15

Massive Rockslide Blocks Road on Koh Phangan Amid Heavy Rainfall Heavy rainfall on Koh Phangan, Surat Thani province, triggered a massive rockslide, causing a large boulder to block the road at Thong Nai Pan near the deer statue roundabout in Ban Tai sub-district. The incident, which occurred around 20:00 on December 14, left vehicles unable to pass but caused no injuries. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346252-massive-rockslide-blocks-road-on-koh-phangan-amid-heavy-rainfall/

Picture from responders. Heavy rainfall on Koh Phangan, Surat Thani province, triggered a massive rockslide, causing a large boulder to block the road at Thong Nai Pan near the deer statue roundabout in Ban Tai sub-district. The incident, which occurred around 20:00 on December 14, left vehicles unable to pass but caused no injuries. The rockslide also damaged utility infrastructure, snapping power poles and high-voltage cables in the area. Residents and tourists attempting to travel along the affected route were forced to walk past the blocked section to reach vehicles on the other side. The Ban Tai Subdistrict Municipality has issued an announcement, urging caution and advising against non-essential travel on the Thong Nai Pan route. Officials from the municipality and the Provincial Electricity Authority are working to clear the road and restore normal conditions. Authorities warned that the saturated soil, combined with the mountainous terrain, increases the risk of further landslides. Despite the disruption, officials confirmed that the Full Moon Party scheduled for the night of December 15 will proceed as planned. The public is advised to stay updated and exercise caution when traveling in the area during ongoing heavy rainfall. -- 2024-12-15

15-Year-Old Drowns After Exhaustion Overcomes Him in Rayong Pond A 15-year-old boy drowned in a pond in Rayong while swimming with friends. Despite his friend’s desperate attempt to save him, he was unable to hold on and had to let go, leading to the boy’s death. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346245-15-year-old-drowns-after-exhaustion-overcomes-him-in-rayong-pond/

Picture from responders. A 15-year-old boy drowned in a pond in Rayong while swimming with friends. Despite his friend’s desperate attempt to save him, he was unable to hold on and had to let go, leading to the boy’s death. The incident occurred at 16.00 on December 14 at a pond in Moo 1, Bang But Subdistrict, Ban Khai District, Rayong Province. Pol. Lt. Apichart Gonetsuwan, investigating officer of Nong Krub Police Station, received the report and arrived at the scene with local rescue teams. The pond, located in the middle of a rice field and approximately 5 metres deep. Over 50 villagers gathered to witness the rescue efforts. Divers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation took 15 minutes to locate and retrieve the body of the victim, a 15-year-old boy. Police and medical examiners found no external injuries on the body, and preliminary findings suggested drowning. The body was sent to Ban Khai Hospital for a detailed autopsy. Another boy, a friend of the deceased, recounted the events leading up to the tragedy. According to him, the group of four often visited the pond. Normally, he and two other friends swam while the victim stayed out of the water playing on his phone. However, on this day, after lunch, the victim decided to join them in the water. He suggested they swim across the pond, and everything went smoothly at first. But on their way back, the victim began to struggle in the middle of the pond, saying he was exhausted. He started to sink, and the friend tried to grab his hand to pull him to safety. Unfortunately, the friend also began to lose strength and had to let go to save himself. “I had no choice but to let go. If I didn’t, I would’ve drowned with him,” the friend said. The victim’s father, Mr. Krit, 39, arrived at the scene shortly after being informed of the incident. He identified his son’s body and provided initial testimony to the police. He stated that his son, the eldest sibling in the family, typically visited the pond with his friends but rarely went into the water. “I heard about the incident around 15:30 while I was at work. I immediately left to come here. My son never liked swimming, and this was the first time he joined his friends in the water,” Mr. Krit said. Police from Nong Krub Station will conduct a thorough investigation to ensure all legal protocols are followed. Once the autopsy is completed, the family will be contacted to retrieve the body. -- 2024-12-15

Man Threatens Wife with Knife, Attempts to Burn Down House in Udon Thani Police in Udon Thani responded to a tense situation, involving a man who had taken his wife hostage, threatening to kill her with a knife and set their house on fire. The incident occurred at a house in Soi Ngamdee Sinitphon, Ban Bo Nam, Moo 7, Moo Mon Subdistrict, Mueang District, Udon Thani. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346244-man-threatens-wife-with-knife-attempts-to-burn-down-house-in-udon-thani/