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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 11 July 2025
Man Arrested After Brutal Machete Killing in Chumphon Picture courtesy of SiamRath. Police in Chumphon province have arrested a 57-year-old man after he allegedly used a machete to fatally attack a younger acquaintance in a brutal assault that left the victim’s head almost severed. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366362-man-arrested-after-brutal-machete-killing-in-chumphon/ -
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Crime Man Arrested After Brutal Machete Killing in Chumphon
Picture courtesy of SiamRath. Police in Chumphon province have arrested a 57-year-old man after he allegedly used a machete to fatally attack a younger acquaintance in a brutal assault that left the victim’s head almost severed. The shocking incident occurred at around 18:30 on 9 July in a single-storey concrete house in Ban Kaeng Tan, Moo 2, Raphro sub-district, Tha Sae district. Police were alerted to the scene following reports of a fatal assault. Responding officers from Tha Sae Police Station, along with forensic investigators, rescue workers and a doctor from Tha Sae Hospital, arrived to find the body of Mr. Satit 38, lying in a pool of blood in a rear bedroom. He had suffered multiple deep lacerations, including a devastating wound to his neck, that nearly decapitating him. Blood spatter was found on the walls and by the rear door of the house. Police found that the front door of the house was locked from the outside, with the rear door being the only access point. The crime scene was secured and the body was sent for a detailed autopsy. According to Ms. Phumarin 26, who was present at the scene, she and her husband, Mr. Damnoen 45, had gone to rest at a small shelter behind Mr. Satit’s house after spending the night guarding a durian orchard. Around 17:00 she entered the house through the rear door to prepare food for her husband. Ms. Phumarin said she briefly spoke to Mr. Satit, who was lying on a mattress, before heading to the kitchen to fry eggs. She shut the kitchen door to avoid disturbing him. Moments later, she heard the rear door open, followed by a loud chopping sound. When she rushed out, she saw Mr. Satit bleeding heavily from the neck, alone in the room. While fleeing in panic to find her husband, she encountered Mr. Liang 57, who allegedly asked her what had happened before calmly entering the house. Moments later, he reappeared carrying a bloodied machete and hurried away towards an abandoned sand dredging site nearby. Police launched an immediate manhunt and soon discovered Mr. Liang hiding in a dark corner of the disused site, located just 300 metres from the crime scene and close to his home. He was taken into custody along with the murder weapon. Mr. Liang reportedly refused to cooperate with initial questioning, citing stress and only stating that an argument had led to the attack. He has been charged with homicide and officers are monitoring him closely in custody out of concern he may attempt to harm himself. The motive behind the killing remains under investigation. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamRath 2025-07-11 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 11 July 2025
Dramatic Arrest at Red Light: Infamous Sisaket Crime Boss Captured Picture courtesy of Daily News. A criminal figure in Sisaket province has been apprehended in a dramatic roadside operation at a traffic junction. Authorities confirmed the arrest of 30-year-old Mr. Rungkitchai Sihawong, widely known by his alias “Pai Aka,” following a series of criminal charges, including attempted murder and drug trafficking. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366361-dramatic-arrest-at-red-light-infamous-sisaket-crime-boss-captured/ -
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Crime Dramatic Arrest at Red Light: Infamous Sisaket Crime Boss Captured
Picture courtesy of Daily News. A criminal figure in Sisaket province has been apprehended in a dramatic roadside operation at a traffic junction. Authorities confirmed the arrest of 30-year-old Mr. Rungkitchai Sihawong, widely known by his alias “Pai Aka,” following a series of criminal charges, including attempted murder and drug trafficking. The arrest took place at the Sompoi intersection in Samrong subdistrict, Uthumphon Phisai district, after a coordinated sting operation led by the provincial narcotics suppression task force known as “Unit 238 – Pitak Nakhon Lamduan.” Mr. Anupong Suksamonit, Governor of Sisaket, revealed that the suspect had been a high-value target. Acting on intelligence and with support from security agencies, police, narcotics officers, correctional officers and territorial defence volunteers, authorities successfully tracked and detained the suspect without resistance. “Pai Aka” was wanted under two separate warrants. The first, issued by the Sisaket Provincial Court (Warrant No. J.184/2568 dated 28 March 2025), related to attempted murder, illegal possession of firearms and ammunition and carrying a firearm in public without reasonable cause. A second warrant from the Criminal Court (No. 416/2567 dated 26 July 2024) accused him of large-scale distribution of Category 1 narcotics (methamphetamine), conspiracy to commit narcotics offences and actions deemed a threat to national security and public safety. Mr. Rungkitchai is reported to be a major drug dealer operating in the area and considered a person of influence within the local underworld. Following his arrest, officials documented the process, informed the relevant authorities including the provincial prosecutor and the district chief of Yang Chum Noi and transferred the suspect to Yang Chum Noi Police Station for further legal proceedings. The case highlights ongoing efforts by authorities to dismantle organised crime networks and improve public safety across the region. Adapted by Asean Now from Daily News 2025-07-11 -
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Anyone Used Elite International Concierge?
I can only warn you about Elite International Concierge! If you use this Visa Service you risk a 5 year ban in Thailand. Elite International Concierge is run by Ahmad El Awad aka “Adam” from Lebanon. The first red flag should go off because he doesn't even use his real name and introduces himself to his clients as Adam. How does the DTV visa from Elite International Concierge work? This visa agency will do the whole application process for you with false information in Cambodia. That means they will send you an application for the DTV visa with a remote job, but they will not give you personally any information about the remote job, so not which company and also not what kind of work it is and this has a very specific purpose which I will talk about later. You won't be working for this company either. So this is all false information because you are not working at the company. Once you are in their visa system, you have a problem because if the immigration office at the airport asks you for the documents for this DTV visa, i.e. employment contract, monthly salary or what kind of job it is, 500k THB in the bank account, then you have a huge problem because you do not have this information and Adam from Elite International Concierge will not tell you. So you already risk a 5 year ban to Thailand at the airport immigration, because the whole visa application process is based on false information. But why doesn't Ahmad El Awad tell you what kind of visa/job it is, simply so that he can charge you even more. Because every time you enter Thailand you have to take his International Concierge Fast Path bypassing the immigration authorities which costs 8k - 15k THB. So every time you enter Thailand you have to pay this fee. The visa from this agency costs about 90k THB with the risk of a Thailand entry ban Summarized: You can get a 5 year ban to Thailand because the whole visa application process is based on false information i.e. you are not working in a company, no 500 K THB in your bank account, If you don't have a remote job, I would recommend you to do the activities DTV and apply officially through the government website (it only cost 10K THB + Application fees depending on country). I repeat: If someone comes to check your DTV application later you risk a 5 year ban to enter Thailand. Be careful about visa agents!- 1
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