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Ukraine Russian Transport Minister Dies by Suicide Hours After Dismissal by Putin
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Status of Cannabis Shops in Pattaya
The short answer is no. The so called current law idea is NOT legal. Two little words called " due process" seems to have been forgotten. Lawsuit time! -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 July 2025
Coach Crash in Phetchaburi: Passengers Rescued After Vehicle Skids Off Wet Road Pictures courtesy of Khaosod. An incident unfolded on the night of 8 July, as a long-distance passenger coach travelling from Bangkok to Phuket skidded on a rain-slicked road and overturned onto its side, leaving several passengers injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366169-coach-crash-in-phetchaburi-passengers-rescued-after-vehicle-skids-off-wet-road/ -
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Accident Coach Crash in Phetchaburi: Passengers Rescued After Vehicle Skids Off Wet Road
Pictures courtesy of Khaosod. An incident unfolded on the night of 8 July, as a long-distance passenger coach travelling from Bangkok to Phuket skidded on a rain-slicked road and overturned onto its side, leaving several passengers injured. The incident occurred at approximately 20:30 on the southbound carriageway of Phetkasem Road (Highway 4), kilometre marker 151+560, in Hua Saphan sub-district, Mueang District, Phetchaburi Province. Pol. Capt. Sunanta Rodphet, an investigative officer at Mueang Phetchaburi Police Station, responded swiftly after receiving the emergency call, coordinating rescue efforts with several medical and volunteer units. Upon arrival, authorities discovered the air-conditioned interprovincial coach, registration number from Phuket, overturned at the roadside. According to initial reports, the vehicle was carrying 28 passengers, both Thai and foreign tourists and two drivers. Many attempting to escape by smashing the windows of the upturned coach. Rescue teams from Phra Chom Klao Hospital, Mahachai Phetcharat Hospital and the Sawang Sanphet Dhammasathan Foundation, along locals provided urgent assistance. Eleven people were injured and were promptly transported to nearby hospitals for treatment. Mr. Phakkhaphat Songwatthayut, Deputy Governor of Phetchaburi Province, arrived at the scene shortly afterward with senior provincial health and transport officials to assess the situation. Uninjured passengers were taken to the provincial hall to await an alternative coach arranged by the bus company to continue their journey. The driver of the coach, Mr. Thalerngsak Tapina, told police he had departed from Bangkok’s Southern Bus Terminal with 28 passengers on board. He said light rain had begun to fall as the vehicle approached the crash site, making the road surface dangerously slippery. He lost control of the vehicle, which spun out and rolled over onto the roadside embankment. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the exact cause of the crash. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-07-09 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 July 2025
Bangkok’s Green Commute Plan Expands with Landmark Canal Walkway Pictures courtesy of Bangkok Metropolitan Administration Facebook Bangkok is revolutionising urban travel with a bold 47.5-kilometre canal walkway and cycle path. This ambitious project aims to enhance safety, provide greener routes, and offer a more enjoyable commuting option. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366168-bangkok’s-green-commute-plan-expands-with-landmark-canal-walkway/
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