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Crime Raid on Chinese-Backed Warehouse Uncovers Dangerous Household Chemicals & Illegal Cosmetics
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 24 July 2025
Teen Dragged 300 Metres to His Death Under Pickup Truck in Kamphaeng Phet Pictures courtesy of SiamNews. A 17-year-old student was killed and dragged for over 300 metres beneath a pickup truck in a horrific late-night collision that has shocked customers and staff at a petrol station in Kamphaeng Phet. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1367660-teen-dragged-300-metres-to-his-death-under-pickup-truck-in-kamphaeng-phet/ -
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Accident Teen Dragged 300 Metres to His Death Under Pickup Truck in Kamphaeng Phet
Pictures courtesy of SiamNews. A 17-year-old student was killed and dragged for over 300 metres beneath a pickup truck in a horrific late-night collision that has shocked customers and staff at a petrol station in Kamphaeng Phet. The incident occurred around 21:00 on 22 July at a petrol station in the Tri Trang subdistrict of Mueang district, Kamphaeng Phet province. Local police and rescue workers from Sawang Kamphaeng Phet Thammasathan Foundation responded to reports of a fatal crash involving a pickup truck. Upon arrival, officers discovered the lifeless body of a young man lodged beneath a refrigerated Isuzu pickup truck bearing Chiang Mai licence plates. The truck, which had been transporting dried mangoes, had parked at the station with the deceased still trapped underneath the vehicle’s chassis. The victim’s body showed signs of having been dragged along the road, sustaining severe injuries and deformation. The victim was later identified as Mr Natthawut, a 17-year-old student at a local technical college. Police later found the wreckage of a Honda Wave motorcycle roughly 300 metres from the petrol station, along the southbound side of Phahonyothin Road. The bike showed clear signs of a violent impact, with the rear end damaged, the number plate missing and long scrape marks along the asphalt. Mr Kriangkrai the 46-year-old driver of the pickup truck, told police he was travelling from Lampang to Bangkok during heavy rain. He claimed he noticed a long object reflecting white light lying across the darkened road but was unable to brake or swerve in time due to the truck’s weight and wet conditions. Fearing he might lose control, he drove over the object and pulled into the nearest petrol station. Staff there quickly informed him he had dragged a body beneath his vehicle. Mr Kriangkrai insists he did not collide with the motorcycle and cited a witness, another pickup driver who reportedly saw a lorry hit the motorcycle first. According to this account, the victim’s body became lodged under the lorry, which later dislodged the body before driving away from the scene. The victim’s father, aged 41, arrived at the scene in anguish. He told police that his son had called him at around 20:45 asking for money to buy food. He transferred 100 baht, only to receive a phone call minutes later informing him of the crash. On seeing his son’s body under the truck, the devastated father collapsed to his knees in shock. Police are now working to gather all relevant evidence, including CCTV footage and eyewitness accounts. They are also attempting to locate and question the lorry driver alleged to have struck the victim first. Authorities confirmed that if any party is found to have caused death through negligence or failed to report the crash, they will face charges under the law. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamNews 2025-07-24 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 24 July 2025
Air Cambodia Denies Copying Thai Airways Amid Branding Backlash Picture courtesy of Air Cambodia Branding row ignites regional debate on originality and aviation rivalry Air Cambodia is rebutting claims that it mimicked Thai Airways’ iconic look, asserting its purple-and-gold design is purely Khmer. A social media frenzy erupted after its inaugural flight from Shenzhen to Siem Reap on July 18, as Thai users criticised the striking resemblance to Thai Airways’ livery and uniforms. Full story: Show Replieshttps://aseannow.com/topic/1367659-air-cambodia-denies-copying-thai-airways-amid-branding-backlash/ -
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Report Air Cambodia Denies Copying Thai Airways Amid Branding Backlash
Picture courtesy of Air Cambodia Branding row ignites regional debate on originality and aviation rivalry Air Cambodia is rebutting claims that it mimicked Thai Airways’ iconic look, asserting its purple-and-gold design is purely Khmer. A social media frenzy erupted after its inaugural flight from Shenzhen to Siem Reap on July 18, as Thai users criticised the striking resemblance to Thai Airways’ livery and uniforms. The Cambodian national carrier dismissed the accusations unequivocally. It issued a statement denying any imitation, citing the similarities as “purely coincidental.” “All components of Air Cambodia’s brand—aircraft livery, uniforms, and branding—are independently crafted in line with international intellectual property and trademark guidelines,” the airline affirmed. Previously known as Cambodia Angkor Air, it rebranded to Air Cambodia Co., Ltd on January 1, symbolising a fresh start while honouring its heritage. The long-standing purple and gold palette remains, representing Cambodian identity. “Air Cambodia’s branding reflects a thoughtful and culturally aware process, celebrating the kingdom’s heritage and pride,” the statement explained. The airline emphasised that its distinct purple represents dignity and devotion, inspired by Khmer aesthetics and derived from Cambodia’s flag colors—blue, red, and white. Adding historical depth, Air Cambodia noted that its colours and emblem trace back to Royal Air Cambodge’s 1956 design, according to the Khmer Times. Facing mounting online criticism, the airline adopted a cooperative stance, advocating for civil dialogue and regional collaboration. “Air Cambodia values strategic partnerships and respects fellow regional carriers,” it stated. “We aim to foster aviation growth through collaboration and cultural exchange.” It also urged the public to provide feedback via official avenues, warning that viral posts “risk misinterpretation and do not capture the brand’s complete heritage context.” Adapted by ASEAN Now from [source] 2025-07-24
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