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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 1 April 2025
Senior Police Officer Arrested in Drug Bust with Two Million Meth Pills Picture courtesy of Workpoint. In a dramatic late-night police operation, officers from Provincial Police Region 3 in Nakhon Ratchasima intercepted a major drug trafficking operation, seizing two million methamphetamine pills. Among those arrested was a Police Lieutenant Colonel, who reportedly confessed to participating in the smuggling operation for the first time and attempted to negotiate his release during the arrest. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356379-senior-police-officer-arrested-in-drug-bust-with-two-million-meth-pills/ -
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Senior Police Officer Arrested in Drug Bust with Two Million Meth Pills
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. In a dramatic late-night police operation, officers from Provincial Police Region 3 in Nakhon Ratchasima intercepted a major drug trafficking operation, seizing two million methamphetamine pills. Among those arrested was a Police Lieutenant Colonel, who reportedly confessed to participating in the smuggling operation for the first time and attempted to negotiate his release during the arrest. The operation took place along Highway 24, Chok Chai–Det Udom Road, in Nong Bun Mak district, Nakhon Ratchasima. Investigators, acting on intelligence, tracked a suspected drug convoy travelling from the border near Mukdahan province towards Suphan Buri. Police successfully intercepted two vehicles, a white sedan registered in Sakon Nakhon and a grey-black pickup truck with a Phetchabun registration. The sedan, driven by a single occupant, was stopped and searched. Officers discovered three large black plastic bags in the boot and two smaller ones hidden under the rear seat, containing a total of two million orange methamphetamine pills stamped with the W99 logo. The pickup truck, acting as a lead vehicle for the smuggling operation, was also stopped. Two men were inside, one of whom was a police officer holding the rank of Police Lieutenant Colonel, from Provincial Police Region 4 in Nong Bua Lamphu. He was dressed in casual clothing, carrying his police identification but unarmed. Investigators had been monitoring the drug network and planned the interception after confirming the large shipment. During interrogation, the arrested officer admitted to being involved in the operation for the first time but reportedly tried to negotiate his way out of legal trouble. His efforts were unsuccessful, and senior police officials, including Lt. Gen. Wattana Yeejeen, Commissioner of Provincial Police Region 3, were immediately informed. The suspects, along with the seized drugs, have been handed over for further investigation. Authorities are now working to expand the case and identify others involved in the trafficking network. -- 2025-04-01 -
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Marine Le Pen’s Political Future in doubt, verdict rocks French far right
Humorous that Europe thinks they still have free elections. They are as democratic as thailand- 1
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 1 April 2025
Body of Rescued Wild Elephant Found in Abandoned Orchard Picture courtesy of Matichon. Residents of Sarika Subdistrict in Mueang Nakhon Nayok District were met with a distressing scene after following the source of a foul odour that had lingered for two days. Upon investigation, they discovered the decomposing body of a wild elephant in an abandoned orchard and immediately alerted Khao Yai National Park officials. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356377-body-of-rescued-wild-elephant-found-in-abandoned-orchard/ -
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So for awhile posters were saying ti would be impossible for a POTUS to bring down the price of eggs. Yet, somehow Trump managed to do it single handedly. The price of eggs are down. -
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Body of Rescued Wild Elephant Found in Abandoned Orchard
Picture courtesy of Matichon. Residents of Sarika Subdistrict in Mueang Nakhon Nayok District were met with a distressing scene after following the source of a foul odour that had lingered for two days. Upon investigation, they discovered the decomposing body of a wild elephant in an abandoned orchard and immediately alerted Khao Yai National Park officials. The deceased elephant was identified as a male, previously rescued by conservation authorities just a week prior. On 23 March, the elephant had been seen standing by the roadside along the Nakhon Nayok–Sarika route with a snare tightly wrapped around its trunk. A rescue operation led by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) and a team of veterinarians successfully removed the trap after tranquilising the animal. It was then released back into the wild. However, on the evening of 30 March, local officials, veterinarians, and police confirmed that the same elephant had been found dead in the very area where it had been freed. Sarika Subdistrict Administrative Organisation (SAO) President Chumphonpat Laohapanich, alongside DNP officers and the wildlife monitoring unit, arrived at the scene to oversee the recovery operation. Due to the elephant’s advanced state of decomposition, gases had built up within the carcass, necessitating controlled puncturing before transportation could begin. At around 21.00, Nida Khanayangam, President of the Nakhon Nayok Provincial Administrative Organisation, arrived and coordinated the use of a backhoe and a ten-wheeled truck to move the body to Khao Yai National Park’s Unit K.Y.13. The transport process, took several hours, concluding at midnight. Veterinarians will now conduct a post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause of death. Authorities have yet to confirm whether the elephant’s demise was related to its prior injury or if other factors played a role. While the elephant’s death has raised concerns, officials stress the importance of waiting for the autopsy results before drawing conclusions. Conservationists have long warned about the dangers of poaching and human-wildlife conflicts, both of which pose significant threats to Thailand’s wild elephant population. The death of this elephant serves as a sobering reminder of the challenges facing wildlife conservation efforts in the region. Related Article: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355671-injured-khao-yai-elephant-rescued-from-snare-trap/ -- 2025-04-01
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