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Five-Year-Old Rescued After Leg Gets Trapped in Bicycle Wheel
Picture from responders A five-year-old girl was rescued by emergency responders in an unusual incident , after her leg became trapped in the wheel of a bicycle while riding with her father to a local shop. The incident occurred near Paknam Veterinary Hospital on Sai Luat Road, Muang District, Samut Prakan. Emergency services were alerted to the incident by the Samut Prakan Rescue Centre. Responders from the Ruam Kusol Foundation and Siwa volunteers arrived promptly at the scene to assist. The father, 35-year-old Mr. Adi, of Karen ethnicity, was seen holding his crying daughter, Yaya, who also belongs to the Karen community. Her right leg was stuck between the bike frame and the spokes of the rear wheel. Initial attempts to free the child using pliers to loosen the wheel were unsuccessful. The rescuers ultimately had to use wire cutters to remove the spokes, successfully freeing the child. Fortunately, there were no visible mayor injuries or broken bones, though responders advised Mr. Adi to monitor his daughter for any signs of pain or swelling and to seek medical attention if needed. Mr. Adi explained that his daughter wanted ice cream, and while he initially planned to buy it for her alone, she insisted on accompanying him. As they cycled to the shop, he heard her scream and stopped to find her leg caught in the wheel. Local passers-by helped him call for assistance. After the rescue, Mr. Adi planned to wash his daughter’s leg at a friend’s nearby house, buy her the promised ice cream, and then return home. He intended to come back later to collect the bicycle. -- 2025-01-21 -
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Motorcyclist Fatally Struck by Hit-and-Run Pickup After First Being Struck by Another Pickup An incident in Udon Thani province occurred on the night of January 19, when a man was killed in a hit-and-run incident after his motorcycle had first collided with another pickup. The crash left one man dead and another injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349380-motorcyclist-fatally-struck-by-hit-and-run-pickup-after-first-being-struck-by-another-pickup/ -
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Motorcyclist Fatally Struck by Hit-and-Run Pickup After First Being Struck by Another Pickup
Picture from responders. An incident in Udon Thani province occurred on the night of January 19, when a man was killed in a hit-and-run incident after his motorcycle had first collided with another pickup. The crash left one man dead and another injured. Police Lieutenant Colonel Pairongam Yodpanya, an investigator with Phen Police Station, reported the crash occurred at approximately 19:00, along the Sum Sao–Ban Dung Road, near the three-way intersection leading to Ban Non Sawang in Tao Hai subdistrict, Phen district. At the scene, authorities found the body of Mr. Chalit aged 52, from Ban Dung district. He was lying on the roadside wearing a dark jacket and jeans. His sandals were scattered nearby. His green Honda Wave 125 motorcycle, damaged, was found about 10 metres away. A cardboard box tied to the motorbike contained a fighting rooster that survived the accident unscathed. Parked along the roadside was a grey Isuzu pickup truck with damage to its right front wheel arch. The driver, 74-year-old Mr. Lamsorn, from Phen district, had sustained minor injuries and was awaiting police at the scene. Mr. Lamsorn recounted that he was driving home from Ban Non Sawang when the motorcycle collided heavily with the right side of his vehicle after he had turned left at the intersection. He immediately pulled over and rushed to check on the motorcyclist, who lay motionless in the middle of the road. Fearing another vehicle might hit the injured man, Mr. Lamsorn began dragging him to the roadside. Moments later, a speeding pickup truck heading towards Ban Dung struck both Mr. Chalit and Mr. Lamsorn. The truck ran over Mr. Chalit’s body, throwing it off the road. The driver of the second truck fled the scene. Mr. Lamsorn managed to jump away to avoid most of the impact, but sustained a cut to his mouth during the incident. Mr. Manat Kamkanya, a first responder from Ban Lao Subdistrict Administrative Organisation, confirmed the victim had no vital signs upon arrival and was pronounced dead at the scene. He also treated Mr. Lamsorn for his injuries before transporting him to Phen Hospital. The crash occurred in a poorly lit area, with no streetlights or CCTV cameras. Mr. Manat speculated that darkness likely played a role in the collision between the motorcycle and the first pickup truck. Relatives of the deceased were informed of the incident after they called Mr. Chalit’s phone. They revealed that he worked as a mechanic in Nong Nok Khian village, Phen district, and commuted between his workplace and Ban Dung on weekends. He was transporting a fighting rooster home at the time of the collision. Police have taken Mr. Chalit’s body to Phen Hospital while awaiting his family to claim it for funeral rites. Investigators plan to interview Mr. Lamsorn in more detail after he recovers from the shock, in hopes of identifying the fleeing driver. -- 2025-01-21 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 21 January 2025
UPDATE Two Canadians Arrested for Selling Drugs at Phuket Music Festival Two Canadian nationals have been arrested in Phuket for allegedly selling drugs at the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Thailand 2025, one of the country’s largest music festivals. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349278-canadian-arrested-after-chaotic-car-chase-in-phuket/page/2/#findComment-19527163 -
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