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Man electrocuted in Satun allegedly trying to steal kratom leaves

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A owner of a house in Satun's Manang district may face charges after a suspected thief, who was believed to be attempting to steal kratom leaves from the property,was found electrocuted on Wednesday.
 

Ekkarat Yalaela, 20, was found dead with his left hand resting on electrified barbed wire at a house belonging to Wiangsak Kaewkhiew in Ban Phung Palm in Tambon Nikhom Pattana.

 

A doctor detemined that the young man died about three days ago.

 

Police found that the barbed wire was electrified and there was a kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) tree on the property. The owner does not live at the house.

 

Police believe the owner put the live wire around the house to prevent youngsters from stealing his kratom leaves.

 

Police said they will summon Wiangsak, who was on a trip, to face charges of having narcotics in his possession and illegally putting up electrified barbed wire that killed another person.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30354869

 
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Just let kratom grow again in THailand. ONly 9 countries in world prohibited.

Even Indonesia (muslim) grows and sells kratom.

Thailand: government was in opium trade and as it became more expensive, people used kratom.

 Pure for the economic profit of government it was prohibited in 1943

Thats what i call hypocrisy 

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1 hour ago, xtrnuno41 said:

Just let kratom grow again in THailand. ONly 9 countries in world prohibited.

Even Indonesia (muslim) grows and sells kratom.

Thailand: government was in opium trade and as it became more expensive, people used kratom.

 Pure for the economic profit of government it was prohibited in 1943

Thats what i call hypocrisy 

Perhaps those gents from Tokyo did not approve

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