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Community Police Cadet Found Dead in Apparent Suicide at Loei River Bridge
Picture courtesy of Amarin. A 24-year-old police cadet was found dead on the afternoon of 12 May, after reportedly taking his own life by hanging beneath a bridge over the Loei River in the province’s capital. At approximately 14:00, Pol. Lt. Booncherd Kongkert, an investigator at Mueang Loei Police Station, was alerted to the discovery of a body hanging under the Loei River bridge in Kut Pong Subdistrict. Rescue workers from the Dewa Foundation and medical personnel were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, authorities found a set of personal belongings near the bridge, including a wallet, identification documents, clothing, and a pair of shoes. The deceased was identified as Mr Chawakorn, a 24-year-old student at the Provincial Police Training School Region 4 in Khon Kaen. Etched into the ground near the site was a distressing message: “I’ve tried many times. I’m sorry. I’m sad.” The body was discovered hanging from a metal railing under the bridge using black nylon trousers as a makeshift rope. The deceased was wearing only black underwear at the time. Rescue teams retrieved the body from the river. A preliminary examination by medical staff revealed no signs of struggle or external injuries. The estimated time of death was approximately 30 minutes before discovery. According to investigators, Mr Chawakorn was originally from Dan Sai District in Loei Province and had been assigned to begin a training placement at Mueang Loei Police Station the following day. Tragically, he died before his placement could begin. The police are in the process of notifying his family and are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death. The body has been sent to Loei Hospital for a post-mortem examination. 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 Amarin 2025-05-13. -
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Grab bike passenger personal accident insurance Thailand
that's what I'm trying to get, but Grab is hiding it. strange idea to offer insurance and also additional insurance without terms and conditions -
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Report Israeli Tourist Sparks Outrage Over Shoe Rule Dispute in Thailand
Where are all the make belief quotes coming from the owner of the restaurant? As far as i know she hasn't said anything regarding the shoe ethic - to which some are hard fast going on about excusing her behaviour. No one providing any link. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 13 May 2025
Family of Three Found Shot Dead in Chiang Rai Tapioca Field Hut Picture courtesy of Amarin. The three deaths has shocked a rural village, after a couple and their five-year-old son were found shot dead in a remote hut surrounded by tapioca fields in Chiang Rai province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1360485-family-of-three-found-shot-dead-in-chiang-rai-tapioca-field-hut/ -
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Crime Family of Three Found Shot Dead in Chiang Rai Tapioca Field Hut
Picture courtesy of Amarin. The three deaths has shocked a rural village, after a couple and their five-year-old son were found shot dead in a remote hut surrounded by tapioca fields in Chiang Rai province. The victims, identified as Mr Lahuna, Ms Nadu, and their young son, Jirayu, were discovered by the child’s grandmother in the early hours of the morning of 12 May, after he failed to visit her as usual. All three bodies were found in the central room of the family’s wooden hut, which stands isolated approximately 500 metres from the nearest home in Ban Pa Lan, Moo 11, in Huai Chomphu subdistrict, Mueang district. Police and rescue teams were alerted around 09:00, after the grandmother entered the hut and discovered the horrifying scene. Investigators found bloodstains in the bedroom and children’s toys scattered throughout the home. A long-barrelled shotgun was found near the body of Mr Lahuna, leading officials to suspect a murder-suicide. According to local accounts, villagers reported hearing three loud bangs around 21:30, the previous night, but dismissed the noises as firecrackers. Mr Natee, 31, who lives nearby, said he had already gone to bed and heard nothing unusual, only learning of the tragedy when neighbours visited the hut the following morning. Deputy village headman Mr Jamu Jabu, 34, confirmed that no one disturbed the scene before authorities arrived. Initially, only the adult couple’s bodies were found. A later search revealed that young Jirayu’s body had been wrapped in a sarong belonging to his mother. He had been shot in the head. Mr Lahuna also suffered a gunshot wound to the head, while Ms Nadu was shot in the chest. Mr Jamu recounted that Ms Nadu had two teenage daughters from a previous marriage before living with Mr Lahuna for the past decade. She had periodically travelled to Chiang Rai city for work, sometimes staying for months and occasionally taking her son with her. These absences may have triggered jealousy and insecurity in her husband. Authorities suspect jealousy as the most likely motive behind the murders, particularly given past reports of frequent arguments between the couple. However, no previous incidents of drug use or criminal behaviour had been reported. Police investigations continue as the grieving family and community await further answers. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-05-13. -
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Traditional Shaving Enthusiasts
I doubt that's entirely accurate. That's quite a gamble on business model of defective products. Also appears to be owned by Muslims as they are largely who I see working in the stores. Nevertheless, it would seem so. Products sold within China have very low quality standards. I'm not surprised much of diy might be these products. I think they're just excess from Chinese market. China overproduces nearly 15%. It must find markets abroad for the stuff Products sold in b25 stores here also Chinese, but functional (not the same products).
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