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Songkran Drowning: 36-Year-Old Man Dies While Cooling Off in Pond
Picture from responders. A 36-year-old man drowned in front of his friends while celebrating the Songkran holiday, after entering a pond to cool off from the heat in Sri Maha Phot district, Prachinburi province. At approximately 13:30 on 15 April, police at Sri Maha Phot Station were alerted by the 191 emergency centre to a drowning at a company’s freshwater pond in Moo 4, Tha Tum sub-district. Investigators, led by Police Lieutenant Kittisak Sinthorn, and including the district police chief, medical personnel from Sri Maha Phot Hospital, local officials, and rescue teams from Sawang Bamphen Thammasathan Foundation and Ruamkatanyu Foundation, quickly arrived at the scene. The body of the deceased, identified as Mr Aung Ko Oo, a 36-year-old Myanmar national, was found lying on the bank of the pond. The pond is estimated to cover around five rai and is between 3 to 5 metres deep. An initial inspection revealed no signs of physical assault or injuries on the body. Friends of the deceased told authorities that the group had taken advantage of the Songkran holiday to cool off in the water. While swimming, Mr Aung Ko Oo appeared to struggle and eventually disappeared beneath the surface. His friends rushed to pull him out but, tragically, he had already stopped breathing. Mr Somkid Saengsuk, subdistrict assistant chief of Tha Tum, reported that three Myanmar workers had entered the pond. He believes the victim may have suffered a cramp while swimming. Witnesses said that in a panic after recovering the body, the surviving friends fled the scene, fearing repercussions, but were later brought in for questioning by police. Authorities have sent the body for a full autopsy at Sri Maha Phot Hospital to confirm the cause of death. -- 2025-04-16 -
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Family’s Lucky Escape as Bodhi Tree Falls on Car Near Chiang Mai Cemetery Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A family of three had a narrow escape when a Bodhi tree suddenly toppled over and fell onto their car while they were stopped at a red traffic light near a cemetery in Chiang Mai. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357845-family’s-lucky-escape-as-bodhi-tree-falls-on-car-near-chiang-mai-cemetery/ -
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China tells airlines to suspend Boeing jet deliveries
There are many of us don’t be fooled.as per the thread it’s indeed shocking to see a president start this trade war with no preparation/reserves of strategic materials planning ect ect but that’s trump he’s never been known for deep thinking only chaos and failure…..elections have consequences he’s hurt a lot of people and countries ugly indeed. -
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Eighty Years Since the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen
A number of posts have been removed for off topic comparisons and inflammatory slurs to Trump and Israel. Please respect the topic of this thread. Jews, other religions and other nationalities will be reading it, some will have been touched by it in some way. It is highly disrespectful to continue the off topic hyjacking attempts. You have already had 2 Admin notices on this. Refrain or there will be consequences. That is also aimed at you @cjinchiangrai -
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Family’s Lucky Escape as Bodhi Tree Falls on Car Near Chiang Mai Cemetery
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A family of three had a narrow escape when a Bodhi tree suddenly toppled over and fell onto their car while they were stopped at a red traffic light near a cemetery in Chiang Mai. The incident occurred near the exit gate of the Chang Phueak Cemetery in the Santitham area, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. The large tree, located within the cemetery grounds, came crashing down without warning, landing on the rear of a white electric car that had just begun to move as the light turned green. Inside the vehicle were two parents and their child. Fortunately, none of them were injured, though the rear of the car was badly damaged, with its rear window shattered and bodywork crushed. A pickup truck following closely behind was also struck and became trapped under the fallen tree. Local police and firefighters from the Chedi Ngam station, located adjacent to the cemetery, responded promptly to the scene. They cordoned off the area to ensure public safety, especially as nearby power lines had also been brought down by the falling tree. Chiang Mai Provincial Electricity Authority officials were called in to cut the power and assist with the safe removal of the tree. Emergency crews worked quickly to free the trapped vehicle and clear the debris blocking the road. -- 2025-04-16 -
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Chinese Face Legal Action Over Dangerous Songkran Water Blasts Picture courtesy of Momentum. Police in Bangkok’s Makkasan district have taken legal action against a group of Chinese nationals, who rented several water trucks and used high-pressure hoses to spray other Songkran revellers, posing a serious safety risk. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357844-chinese-face-legal-action-over-dangerous-songkran-water-blasts/
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