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Crime Man Killed in Temple After Dispute Over Liquor, Monk Flees
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 46-year-old man was fatally assaulted in a temple in Nakhon Ratchasima following a heated argument over the purchase of liquor, police report. The monk involved has fled and authorities are seeking an arrest warrant. The incident occurred shortly after midnight on 23 August in a multi-purpose pavilion within the temple grounds. The victim, Mr. Somsak, a local resident, was found with severe head injuries. Volunteer rescue workers attempted CPR at the scene but were unable to revive him. Police discovered bloodstains, a mobile phone, two sharp knives, a chopping board, a thermos, snacks and a bottle of 40-degree white spirits at the pavilion, indicating a drinking session prior to the attack. Mr. Somsak’s body was later taken to Maharaj Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital for a forensic autopsy. Witnesses reported that the victim often socialised at the temple with local residents. The altercation began after a monk, identified as Phra Tik, asked Mr. Somsak to buy a bottle of spirits on his behalf, offering 20 baht. When the victim questioned the monk’s behaviour, an argument ensued, escalating to a violent assault using the bottle and other objects, causing the head trauma to the victim. Following the attack, Phra Tik fled the scene. Investigators found bloodstains in his living quarters. Police are actively tracking the suspect and have requested a court-issued warrant for his arrest. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-08-25 -
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USA Maxwell Denies Existence of Epstein ‘Client List’
The chance of relaxed conditions, the work release she now gets. Maxwell also holds British citizensip, so there is the possiblity of being transferred to the UK to serve her sentence, through a treaty agreement. A similar agreement is in place with France, which she is also a citizen of. -
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Community School Boy Found Dead Floating in Chao Phraya River
Pictures courtesy of Amarin. The body of a 17-year-old school student was discovered floating in the Chao Phraya River near the Borom Mongkol Police Station, leaving family and friends shocked and seeking answers. Police were alerted by members of the public who spotted the body near a boat dock. Rescue volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation and forensic officials from Siriraj Hospital attended the scene. The victim was found wearing a white short-sleeved shirt and dark sweatpants and was later identified as a student at a well-known school in the Samsen area. The student’s parents reported him missing on 21 August, after he failed to return home. Teachers described him as cheerful, sociable and well-liked by his peers, with no history of conflicts. His mother recalled that while he was lively at school, he tended to be quiet at home, often not sharing details about his day. The student’s father expressed disbelief over the incident, noting that his son was a competent swimmer and he could not understand how such a tragedy could occur. Police have handed the body to Poh Teck Tung Foundation rescue workers for transport to Siriraj Hospital, where a post-mortem examination will be conducted to determine the cause of death. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities reviewing CCTV footage and other evidence in an effort to clarify the circumstances surrounding the death. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-08-25 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 25 August 2025
Lorry Carrying Fertiliser Crashes After Brakes Fail on Descent Pictures courtesy of Naewna. A ten-wheel lorry transporting fertiliser from Kanchanaburi to Khun Yuam district, Mae Hong Son, lost its brakes while descending a steep mountain road in Mae Ho, Mae Sariang district, with the driver steering it into a roadside embankment, to avoid a more serious collision. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1370842-lorry-carrying-fertiliser-crashes-after-brakes-fail-on-descent/ -
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Accident Lorry Carrying Fertiliser Crashes After Brakes Fail on Descent
Pictures courtesy of Naewna. A ten-wheel lorry transporting fertiliser from Kanchanaburi to Khun Yuam district, Mae Hong Son, lost its brakes while descending a steep mountain road in Mae Ho, Mae Sariang district, with the driver steering it into a roadside embankment, to avoid a more serious collision. The crash occurred on Highway 108, between kilometre markers 175 and 176, near Ban Pa Chi Lang in Mae Ho. The lorry, registration from Lamphun, slammed into the embankment after the driver, unable to stop the vehicle, made the split-second decision to steer off the road. Rescue teams from the Mae Sariang Emergency and Rescue Association, along with police, hospital staff and disaster prevention officers, rushed to the scene. The driver was found trapped in the cab for over 30 minutes before being cut free and taken to Mae Sariang Hospital with injuries. Mr Somboon, a passenger accompanying the driver, told investigators they had loaded fertiliser in Kanchanaburi for delivery to a shop in Khun Yuam. As it was the driver’s first time travelling this route, Somboon joined him for support. They had stopped briefly in Mae Ho before continuing the descent. Shortly afterwards pulling away, the driver reported that the brakes were failing. Somboon, seated beside him, stated he jumped out in an attempt to block the wheels, but the steep incline made it impossible to slow the vehicle. “The lorry picked up speed very quickly going downhill. The driver relied on his experience and swerved into the roadside embankment to stop it. That’s why he ended up injured and trapped in the cab,” Somboon explained. Adapted by Asean Now from Naewna 2025-08-25 -
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TDAC SYSTEM LENIENCY
How forgiving is the system? Will it accept that I plan to exit via a bus to Savannakhet? Or do I even need to enter exit info?
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