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Passenger Van Crashes into 18-Wheeler Truck, Passengers Injured
In an early morning incident on October 13, a passenger van collided with the rear of an 18-wheeler truck on the Mittraphap-Khon Kaen road, heading out of Nakhon Ratchasima towards Khon Kaen. The incident occurred in front of a convenience store in Ban Bing, Non Sung District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Upon arrival at the scene, rescue teams from Hook 31 Nakhon Ratchasima, Non Sung Station, discovered the passenger van, registered in Ubon Ratchathani, with its front completely wrecked and wedged against the back of the truck, which is registered in Udon Thani. There were 10 people in the van and several passengers had already managed to exit the van with multiple visible injuries, prompting the rescue team to provide first aid. One passenger remained trapped in the front passenger seat. Rescue workers quickly deployed hydraulic cutters to remove the van door and successfully freed the individual, who was still conscious. The injured were promptly transported to a nearby hospital for further treatment. Preliminary reports from the rescue team indicated that none of the six injured passengers sustained life-threatening injuries. Authorities suspect that the van driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel, leading to the crash into the truck, which was traveling normally on the road. Police are continuing to investigate the incident by interviewing the passengers and the van driver to determine the exact cause of the crash. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-14 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 October 2024
Passenger Van Crashes into 18-Wheeler Truck, Passengers Injured A passenger van collided with the rear of an 18-wheeler truck on the Mittraphap-Khon Kaen road, heading out of Nakhon Ratchasima towards Khon Kaen. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340601-passenger-van-crashes-into-18-wheeler-truck-passengers-injured/ -
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
Just happened a while ago. A major drone attack on the Golani brigade in israel evaded israeli air defences and injured many and possibly 3 dead. https://www.newsweek.com/dozens-injured-hezbollah-attack-israel-1968310 The AP shared Israeli rescue services reports that said at least 40 people were injured after the Lebanese militant group said it had launched a "swarm of drones" at the Golani Brigade's camp in the northern Israeli town of Binyamina, about 30 miles south of Haifa. At least three people were "critically" injured, according to the AP, which shared footage of a helicopter arriving at Sheba Medical Center with the injured. The drones reportedly did not trigger Israel's alarm system. -
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Over 200 Vehicles Damaged After Municipality Resurfaces Road Without Warning Signs
More than 200 vehicles were damaged after the Trang Municipality resurfaced a road with asphalt without putting up any warning signs. Many affected motorists have filed complaints, prompting the municipality to finally install warning signs and offer compensation. The incident occurred during a road improvement project conducted by Trang Municipality on the parallel railway road (South). The contractor was awarded a budget of 6,030,000 baht for the project. On October 12, starting around 15:00, the contractor began applying asphalt over the entire road surface. However, the resurfacing process was carried out without closing the road to traffic or providing any warning signs. Drivers, unaware of the fresh asphalt, continued using the road, which led to the asphalt sticking to the tyres of both cars and motorcycles. The sticky asphalt was flung up onto the undercarriage, wheel arches, and paintwork of the vehicles, causing damage to nearly 200 cars. Many of the affected drivers have since filed police reports at Trang City Police Station, as previously reported in the news. In response to the incident, the Facebook page PR Nakorntrang News posted a message from Dr. Sanya Sriwichien, Mayor of Trang, who ordered immediate corrective action and compensation for those affected. He confirmed that instructions were given to the contractor to install “Road Closed, No Entry” signs at three key entrances: Kantang Road, Khlong Nam Jed Road, and Wang Tor Road. The municipality has also pledged to coordinate with the contractor to ensure that any claims for damages will be compensated. Affected individuals are encouraged to contact the Trang Municipal Public Works Office for assistance. The mayor emphasised that contractors have been strictly instructed to install clear warning signs and lights to prevent similar incidents in the future. Picture courtesy of Khaosod. -- 2024-10-14 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 October 2024
Over 200 Vehicles Damaged After Municipality Resurfaces Road Without Warning Signs More than 200 vehicles were damaged after the Trang Municipality resurfaced a road with asphalt without putting up any warning signs. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340592-over-200-vehicles-damaged-after-municipality-resurfaces-road-without-warning-signs/ -
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
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Newborn Survives After Being Abandoned in Long Grass: Phetchabun
In a miraculous turn of events, a newborn baby girl was rescued after being abandoned in long grass in Phetchabun province. The baby, wrapped in a blanket and placed inside a plastic bag, was found alive and is now under medical care. The incident came to light when a 28-year-old woman from Phetchabun, identified only as Ms. Sujitra, was admitted to Lom Sak Hospital due to excessive bleeding and abdominal pain. Upon questioning, she admitted to having given birth and leaving the newborn in the area located in Wat Pa Subdistrict, Lom Sak District. Rescue workers from the Kok Sai Rescue Unit were immediately dispatched to search for the baby. Upon arrival, they found a yellow plastic bag in a grassy area, partially hidden among tall vegetation. Inside, they discovered a green plastic basin containing a blue cloth. To their shock, the cloth moved, revealing the presence of a newborn. The baby, who was still alive, was immediately rushed to Lom Sak Hospital for urgent care. Authorities revealed that Ms. Sujitra had delivered the baby herself, wrapped her in towels, and placed her in the basin before abandoning her in the forest. The baby girl is now stable under the care of medical professionals. Police are continuing their investigation to determine the mother’s motives for abandoning the child. As news of the baby’s survival spread, local villagers seized upon the baby’s birth weight as potential lucky numbers for the upcoming lottery draw on October 16. Many have already rushed to buy tickets in the hopes that the baby’s extraordinary fortune might bring them luck. The investigation into the case continues, while the baby remains safe under hospital care. Picture courtesy of Daily News. -- 2024-10-14 -
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
The UNIFIL isn't there to assist israel, which you would know from a reading on a reputable source about it. If you have a problem with what it does, you could take that up with the UN. NB the mandate is to restore peace and security in the border region, which is in Lebanon, nothing about in israel. The mandate is: https://www.npr.org/2024/10/11/nx-s1-5150044/un-peacekeepers-lebanon-israel-united-nations UNIFIL’s specific mandate in southern Lebanon was to confirm the withdrawal of Israeli forces, restore peace and security in the border region and assist the Lebanese government in reestablishing control in the southern part of the country. UNIFIL’s rules of engagement allow the use of force only if necessary for self-defense or to carry out its duties. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 October 2024
Newborn Survives After Being Abandoned in Long Grass: Phetchabun A newborn baby girl was rescued after being abandoned in long grass in Phetchabun province. The baby, wrapped in a blanket and placed inside a plastic bag, was found alive and is now under medical care. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340604-newborn-survives-after-being-abandoned-in-long-grass-phetchabun/ -
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Nonthaburi: Man Caught on CCTV Stealing Sandals for Sexual Gratification
Sadly, our world has lots of sick people. The many CCTV cameras are now highlighting these sicko's. I'm wearing socks with my sandals in future, you never know if they have been violated. 😂 Wouldn't surprise me if we have one or two obscene sandal guys here reading some of the kinky stuff you guys get up to. -
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Forklift Driver Crushed by One Ton of Steel Bars in Suphanburi
In an incident that took place on October 13, a forklift operator was killed instantly after the his forklift which was lifting a one ton of steel bars malfunctioned, causing the load to fall and crush him. At approximately 10:00 Police Lieutenant Colonel Adisak Semrod, an investigator with Song Phi Nong Police Station, was alerted to the incident, which occurred at an old rice mill in Bang Sam Market, Moo 5, Bang Len sub-district, Song Phi Nong district. Authorities, including medical personnel from Somdet Phra Sangkharat Hospital and emergency responders from the Semokan Suphanburi Foundation, arrived swiftly at the scene. Upon arrival, they found the forklift pinned beneath the heavy steel bars, with the driver, identified as Mr. Khaotip, 37, crushed beneath the weight of the metal. His body displayed severe injuries to his face and chest. Mr. Phaitoon, 60, the victim’s father, who was present at the time of the incident, explained that they had been hired to load steel onto a six-wheeled truck. While the first load was lifted without issue, the second one ton of bars slipped as it was being placed on the truck, causing the forklift’s lifting mast, to buckle and collapse onto his son. Despite efforts from Mr. Phaitoon and another worker to lift and remove the steel and support it with wooden beams, Mr. Khaotip succumbed to his injuries before help could arrive. Police have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the incident. The victim’s body has been handed over to his family. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-14 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 October 2024
Forklift Driver Crushed by One Ton of Steel Bars in Suphanburi A forklift operator was killed instantly after the his forklift which was lifting a one ton of steel bars malfunctioned, causing the load to fall and crush him. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340600-forklift-driver-crushed-by-one-ton-of-steel-bars-in-suphanburi/ -
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Advice on supporting family please
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Nonthaburi: Man Caught on CCTV Stealing Sandals for Sexual Gratification
This bizarre and troubling incident came to light after CCTV footage captured a man stealing sandals and using them for sexual gratification before fleeing the scene. The incident took place at an apartment building in Soi Wat Bang Kho, Bang Muang Subdistrict, Bang Yai District, Nonthaburi Province, sparking concerns among residents. The building owner, Mr. Chakrit Neelapaijit, 42, reported that the incident occurred around 03:20 on October 13. The footage shows a small-framed man wearing glasses, with a mask under his chin, dressed in a volunteer civil defense shirt. He rode up to the apartment on a motorcycle, walked up to the second floor, and stole a pair of Nanyang-brand sandals. The footage then shockingly reveals that the man performed a sexual act , to completion, with the sandals before fleeing the scene. Mr. Chakrit stated that a tenant had informed him of multiple instances where sandals had gone missing from outside their rooms. Upon checking the CCTV footage, he was shocked by what he saw. “This man brazenly entered the building, stole the sandals, and used them for his sexual gratification. It’s concerning that he could enter so easily, without fear, raising serious safety concerns for my tenants,” he said. Mr. Chakrit expressed his hope that the authorities would intervene to ensure the individual receives appropriate mental health treatment, as this was not the first incident involving the same man. One of the victims, Mr. Chokchai Kadprasert, 49, explained that he noticed his Nanyang sandals were missing again when he was leaving to take his partner to work. “This has happened multiple times,” he said. “After checking the CCTV footage, I was shocked to see the man stealing my sandals and committing an obscene act with them before taking off. I had previously noticed strange stains near my door, but I never imagined this.” Mr. Chokchai shared his concerns about the safety of the apartment and called on the authorities to act swiftly to prevent further incidents. Upon further investigation, it was identified that the perpetrator was a Mr. Toon, 26, who was previously arrested in 2020 for similar thefts in the Nonthaburi area. Mr. Toon admitted that he is a patient at Srithanya Hospital and claimed his behaviour was due to not taking his prescribed medication. Local residents are now worried about their safety, urging authorities to take action to prevent further incidents. The case continues to raise alarm in the community, with many calling for immediate intervention to ensure the safety and security of the area’s residents. Picture captured from CCTV. -- 2024-10-14
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