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Community Naked Russian Man Falls to His Death from Bangkok Condominium
Picture courtesy of ThaiRath. A Russian man has died after falling from a high-rise condominium in the Bang Wa area of Bangkok. His body was discovered naked and lifeless on a walkway near the swimming pool on the building’s ninth-floor communal area. Police were called to the scene at approximately 05:30 on 22 April, by residents of the condominium, who initially believed the man was unconscious. Pol. Sub-Lt. Pratchaya Soithong, an investigator from Phasi Charoen Police Station, responded along with Pol. Col. Opas Harnnarong, the station superintendent, forensic experts, a pathologist from Siriraj Hospital, and volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation. The deceased, believed to be a Russian national aged between 30 and 40, was found face down, completely unclothed, with severe head trauma and multiple fractures to his limbs, indicating a fall from a significant height. Security personnel at the condominium reported that they were alerted by another foreign resident who had spotted the body and believed the man had collapsed. Upon inspection, it became clear that he had died from the fall. The man was staying on the 17 floor and his balcony overlooked the scene. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, including whether foul play was involved or if the man may have jumped. The body has been taken for autopsy at Siriraj Hospital to determine the cause of death. The Russian embassy has been notified. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek out help. Adapted by ASEAN Now from ThaiRath. -- 2025-04-23 -
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Report New Cybercrime Law Targets Personal Data Misuse to Combat Cyber Threats
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 23 April 2025
First Public EV Bus Launched in Songkhla as it Targets Cleaner Future Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Songkhla has launched its first public electric (EV) bus as part of a pilot project spearheaded by the Songkhla Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO), aiming to promote clean energy and reduce air pollution in the region. The trial service was officially inaugurated on 22 April, by PAO President Mr. Supit Pitaktham. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358518-first-public-ev-bus-launched-in-songkhla- as-it-targets-cleaner-future/ -
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Community First Public EV Bus Launched in Songkhla as it Targets Cleaner Future
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Songkhla has launched its first public electric (EV) bus as part of a pilot project spearheaded by the Songkhla Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO), aiming to promote clean energy and reduce air pollution in the region. The trial service was officially inaugurated on 22 April, by PAO President Mr. Supit Pitaktham. The initiative aligns with the “Clean and Pollution-Free Songkhla” policy, one of five core policies and 35 strategic initiatives laid out by Mr. Supit. During the initial two-month trial phase, the EV bus will serve the PAO’s internal missions, including the transport of students, the elderly, and patients, to test performance and reliability. Mr. Supit stated that this step marks a significant milestone in providing accessible, environmentally friendly public transport. “This project reflects our commitment to reducing air pollution and transport costs for the people of Songkhla. The EV buses are energy-efficient, safer, and more economical to operate.” Pending a successful trial, the PAO plans to expand the service by the end of 2025, introducing one EV bus per district across eight districts in the initial phase. Fares are expected to start at just 2 baht per person for an entire journey, making it an affordable alternative to conventional transport. Notably, the EV bus project is fully funded by private investment, without drawing on the national budget. The next steps involve discussions with the Songkhla PAO Council to finalise operational details and ensure that the expansion is carefully planned and efficiently managed. If implemented province-wide as planned, Songkhla will be among the first southern provinces to run a publicly accessible EV bus network, setting a benchmark for sustainable transport. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Khaosod. -- 2025-04-23 -
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Ebike Tailight Always On Help
The battery/controller tube is removed from the bike and the bike doesn't have a 3 way switch. I think (bad memory) pushing the on/off button turned on the tail light.
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