Unidentified Man Found Dead in Ping River

[snoop1130]

Unidentified Man Found Dead in Ping River

by CityNews

 

 

CityNews – On July 22nd, a boat captain called the police after discovering a body in the Pin River, near the Pa Tan Bridge.

 

After the call was made, police arrived at the specified location but the body was not there. 

 

Full Story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/unidentified-man-found-dead-ping-river/

 

-- © Copyright Chiang City News 2018-7-23

[arithai12]

4 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

After the call was made, police arrived at the specified location but the body was not there.

Good heaven, was it really too much trouble to copy and paste also the next sentence from the original article?

The body was 400m downstream.

 

RIP to the unknown guy, I hope they establish soon his identity and circumstances.

[Media1]

12 hours ago, arithai12 said:

Good heaven, was it really too much trouble to copy and paste also the next sentence from the original article?

The body was 400m downstream.

 

RIP to the unknown guy, I hope they establish soon his identity and circumstances.

Thais can't swim

[tryasimight]

22 hours ago, arithai12 said:

Good heaven, was it really too much trouble to copy and paste also the next sentence from the original article?

The body was 400m downstream.

 

RIP to the unknown guy, I hope they establish soon his identity and circumstances.

Why is that so important you? 

[Loaded]

10 hours ago, Media1 said:

Thais can't swim

I think you are right about this one but otherwise that's a fairly all-encompassing generalization. Is it not possible 1 or 2 can swim? There are 65 million of them after-all.  They have some swimming records here:

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Thai_records_in_swimming

 

I've got a feeling that you would need to be swimming downhill to keep up with these Thais.