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Crime Gunfire Erupts in Northern Thai Forest as Military Clashes with Drug Caravan – 3 Killed
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A violent clash erupted along the Thai-Myanmar border early on the morning of 13 June, when soldiers from the Pha Muang Task Force encountered an armed drug trafficking group in the forested hills of Fang district, Chiang Mai province. The confrontation resulted in the deaths of three suspected traffickers and the seizure of multiple sacks of narcotics. Acting on intelligence reports, troops from Company 3, Chaiyanupap Task Force, had been conducting an overnight patrol in Mon Pin subdistrict, Fang district. The area, located near a known drug smuggling route from Wa-controlled territory in Myanmar, had been flagged for increased surveillance. Initially, the patrol, which began on the evening of 12 June, yielded no signs of activity. However, as the soldiers were withdrawing to change positions early on 13 June, they spotted a group of six to eight individuals carrying heavy backpacks. When the troops signalled their intention to inspect the group, the suspects opened fire in an apparent attempt to flee. A fierce gun battle ensued, lasting around 10 minutes. Once the gunfire ceased, the soldiers confirmed that no members of their unit had been injured. Upon securing the area, they discovered three bodies, each still wearing large rucksacks. An additional six sacks believed to contain narcotics were also recovered, likely dropped by fleeing members of the group. A shotgun was found nearby. Authorities believe the group had crossed illegally from Myanmar via a route frequently used by drug traffickers attempting to smuggle methamphetamine into Thailand. The incident occurred in a dense forest area near Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park, part of a rugged region that has long been exploited by traffickers due to its remote terrain and proximity to drug production zones. The Royal Thai Army has since intensified security along the border and coordinated with relevant agencies to continue sweeping the area in search of further contraband or suspects. Military sources report that the opposite side of the border, in Myanmar’s Shan State, hosts the headquarters of several Wa army battalions and other armed ethnic groups. These groups are suspected of facilitating the production and movement of narcotics into Thailand through a network of ethnic carriers, particularly from the Lahu community. Despite ongoing military efforts, the cross-border drug trade remains a persistent and dangerous challenge in Thailand’s northern provinces. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-14 -
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The real siege of L.A. - ICE raids are shredding the city’s social fabric of immigrant lives
Your special leftist reporting doesn’t match what’s on the news. One example. We’ve seen enough of the firestorm and brick throwing. And now Democrat Senators are getting in on the action. What is it about “you can’t enter” that is so hard to understand. But I’m a Senator. -
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Report Confusion Plagues Thailand's New Digital Nomad Visa, Leaving Applicants Stranded
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 14 June 2025
Drunk Man Killed by Train in Udon Thani Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 35-year-old man was killed after being struck by a train in Udon Thani late night on 12 June. The incident, which occurred near a railway crossing in the Na Kha area, left the victim’s body severely mutilated, with authorities suspecting he had been drinking before falling asleep on the tracks. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363594-drunk-man-killed-by-train-in-udon-thani/ -
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Accident Drunk Man Killed by Train in Udon Thani
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 35-year-old man was killed after being struck by a train in Udon Thani late night on 12 June. The incident, which occurred near a railway crossing in the Na Kha area, left the victim’s body severely mutilated, with authorities suspecting he had been drinking before falling asleep on the tracks. Police Lieutenant Nathchanon Suetrong, deputy inspector at the Na Kha substation, received the report at approximately 23:30 from staff at Udon Thani Railway Station. Officers arrived on the scene with medical personnel from Udon Thani Central Hospital and rescue volunteers from the Udon Thani Dharma Rescue Foundation. The discovery was made near the Nong Dae railway crossing, close to a construction site linked to the Royal Flora Expo. Emergency teams found human remains strewn across a 200-metre stretch of track. A shattered liquor bottle, a white cap and other personal belongings were also recovered at the scene. The deceased was identified as Mr. Sathaporn Sukri, a 35-year-old local resident. Witness evidence and objects at the scene suggested that the victim may have been drinking alcohol while sitting on the track, eventually falling asleep and failing to wake up in time to avoid the oncoming train. Police have made an official record of the incident and are coordinating with Udon Thani Railway Station to interview the train driver and investigate the exact circumstances surrounding the death. The body has been transferred to Udon Thani Central Hospital, where it will be held until the victim’s family can make funeral arrangements. Authorities are treating the death as an accident but are continuing their inquiries to determine whether further action is needed. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-14 -
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The Death of Shame: Social Media Has Turned Humanity into Bouncing Donkeys Just for Likes
The Death of Shame: Social Media Has Turned Humanity into Bouncing Donkeys Just for Likes A bit like posting inane topics on ASEAN Now, hey Bob. 😋- 1
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