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Accident Another Rama II Incident: Driver Injured as Large Concrete Slab Falls onto Pickup Truck
UPDATE Man Dies After Concrete Slab Falls on Pickup Truck on Rama II Picture courtesy of SiamRath. A 46-year-old man has died after being critically injured on 29 April, when a concrete slab fell from an elevated roadway onto his pickup truck along the outbound side of Rama II Road. The victim, identified as Mr Amnat, suffered severe internal injuries including liver damage and internal bleeding after the slab crashed down on his vehicle near a flyover leading into central Bangkok. Emergency services rushed to the scene, and he was taken to hospital for urgent treatment. His condition deteriorated and he later succumbed to his injuries. The confirmation of his death was shared publicly via a Facebook post by Mr Natthapong Sumonotham, Member of Parliament for Samut Sakhon’s District 1 from the People’s Party. “It is a sad piece of news that none of us ever wanted to hear,” Mr Natthapong wrote. “Amnat’s younger brother called to inform me that he has passed away. My deepest condolences go out to his family.” Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident, focusing on the safety of ongoing roadworks and infrastructure in the area. An official stated that initial investigation suggests that the block fell from the existing structure, not the new under construction works. The incident has prompted renewed public concerns over construction safety along Rama II Road, a major route often plagued by infrastructure issues and frequent accidents. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamRath 2025-04-30. -
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Trump’s Decision on Ukraine Negotiations Expected This Week, Rubio Says
Look at it this way .. President Trump . should "Full Hard Stop" any and all ... monetary, weapons and any other type of aid to Ukraine ..and . put Zelensky's phone # on his do not disturb list -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 30 April 2025
Police Lieutenant Transferred After Gunfire & Stone Throwing Incidents Picture courtesy of Khomchadluek. A police sub-lieutenant in Loei province has been transferred following repeated violent and erratic behaviour that left local residents in fear for their safety. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359260-police-lieutenant-transferred-after-gunfire-stone-throwing-incidents/ -
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Zelensky & Trump Brief Meeting in Rome: Zelensky hailing it as potentially “historic”
Damm skippy guess ya forgot ww2 ehh perhaps you forgot what nation profited the most ehh?guess you forgot that the nations that paid the heaviest price do indeed remember and don’t want a repeat ehh? -
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Community Confused Woman Wades into Lake Naked, Claims Ghost Pulled Her In
@Harrisfan You got your naked woman wish. Boooooooooooooooo...... -
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Crime Police Lieutenant Transferred After Gunfire & Stone Throwing Incidents
Picture courtesy of Khomchadluek. A police sub-lieutenant in Loei province has been transferred following repeated violent and erratic behaviour that left local residents in fear for their safety. Mr Somchai 48, a resident of Nong Hin sub-district, reported that his neighbour, a police officer with the rank of Sub-Lieutenant, had been suffering from severe delusions and had fired shots at his house and car, as well as hurling stones at his property on multiple occasions. According to Mr Somchai, the incidents have occurred over a period of two years, forcing his family to live in constant fear. He recounted how, most recently on the morning of 26 April, the officer threw stones at their wall again, damaging property and terrifying his household. Although reports were lodged at Nong Hin Police Station, the behaviour persisted. Neighbours confirmed the officer lives alone after the death of his wife, and has one daughter who does not reside with him. He reportedly suffers from a mental health condition and is under regular psychiatric care at a mental hospital in Loei province. A police colleague said the officer had previously fired shots at adjacent homes, prompting superiors to confiscate his firearm two years ago. Allegations of drug use remain unverified. Speaking to reporters by phone, Pol. Col. Therdsak Boonchot, Superintendent of Nong Hin Police Station, confirmed that the matter had been escalated to Pol. Maj. Gen. Weeradet Lekaworakul, Loei Provincial Police Commander, who promptly ordered the officer’s transfer to a temporary administrative post at the provincial headquarters. It is understood that the officer’s condition may have worsened due to missing prescribed medication. Police have asked his family to ensure he continues receiving appropriate care. Criminal proceedings have also begun, with the complainant filing two charges: damage to property and intimidation. The investigation officer has officially registered the case and pledged to treat all parties fairly as the matter proceeds. Adapted by Asean Now from Khomchadluek 2025-04-30.
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