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Crime Man Kills Dog at Hat Yai Temple, History of Animal Abuse, Mother Claims Mental Illness
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A disturbing act of animal cruelty at a temple in Hat Yai has sparked outrage among local residents and animal lovers after a man was caught on video brutally stomping a dog to death. The incident has since gone viral on social media, revealing the suspect has a history of similar behaviour. The incident occurred at around 10:00 on 17 June at Wat Si Sawang Wong, also known as Wat Koh Suea, in central Hat Yai. A young man, dressed in black trousers and a long-sleeved shirt, was seen near the Dhamma practice hall of the temple, where he violently stomped on the neck of a white female dog. Monks and laypeople who were preparing for an ordination ceremony witnessed the attack and intervened. The man initially denied any wrongdoing, claiming he “did nothing.” However, the dog was found lying nearby, struggling to breathe. Witnesses urged the man to take the injured animal for treatment. He picked the dog up and left it in front of a monk’s residence. The dog later died due to the severity of its injuries. Further investigation revealed the man had lured the dog out from under a parked vehicle using food before carrying it behind the Dhamma hall, where the attack occurred. One of the witnesses, Mr. Nattawut Khantikaroh 29, who was residing at the temple while awaiting ordination, said he saw the man repeatedly circling the temple on a motorbike and found his behaviour suspicious. Local caretaker Mr. Wichit, also known as Uncle Wan, confirmed that the dog, named “Khao” and estimated to be 4–5 years old, was gentle and had never harmed anyone. “She was shy and only barked out of fear. She never chased or bit anyone,” he said. Khao was taken to a veterinarian immediately but could not be saved. Her body was later buried in a wooded area behind the temple. A formal complaint has been filed at Hat Yai Police Station, and locals are demanding justice. Shocking revelations have since emerged. On 10 June, the same man allegedly stole two young puppies, aged two and four months, from Wat Khlong Hae, located about 3 km away, and abandoned them at Wat Si Sawang Wong. The puppies were later found injured, coated in turmeric, with one suffering a broken leg and bleeding in the eye. The man’s mother eventually returned the puppies and paid for their treatment. The man, identified by his nickname “Kim Yong,” is 29 years old. His mother claims he suffers from psychiatric illness and has promised to admit him for treatment. However, despite her assurances, Kim Yong reoffended within just one week. Local authorities and animal welfare groups are calling for serious legal action and proper psychiatric intervention to prevent future harm. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-06-20 -
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Report Thai Man Urges Caution After Fish Bone Pierces Wife’s Throat
I buy live fish for freshness, then fillet at home to remove all bones. Does that clear that up ? -
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Crime Chinese Robbery Suspect Caught at Suvarnabhumi in Joint Thai–Hong Kong Police Operation
Hermes said theirs were handcrafted in tiny workshops by artisans with years of experience... taking hours of work to turn out masterpieces.. turns out they were made in China along with many other brands. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 20 June 2025
Man Killed After Lorry Slams into Rocket Festival Float in Uthai Thani Picture courtesy of Matichon. An incident occurred in Uthai Thani province on the afternoon of 19 June, when a 10-wheel lorry ploughed into the rear of a decorative float preparing for a local rocket festival, killing a 70-year-old man at the scene and injuring three others. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364230-man-killed-after-lorry-slams-into-rocket-festival-float-in-uthai-thani/ -
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Accident Man Killed After Lorry Slams into Rocket Festival Float in Uthai Thani
Picture courtesy of Matichon. An incident occurred in Uthai Thani province on the afternoon of 19 June, when a 10-wheel lorry ploughed into the rear of a decorative float preparing for a local rocket festival, killing a 70-year-old man at the scene and injuring three others. The fatal crash occurred around 15:00 on the Uthai Thani–Manorom Road, approximately one kilometre from the provincial city centre. Emergency services rushed to the scene following reports of a serious collision involving a festival procession vehicle and a lorry. The vehicle that was hit had been elaborately decorated for participation in the upcoming Bun Bang Fai (rocket festival) celebrations and had reportedly travelled from Roi Et province. It was struck from behind by a lorry registered in Nakhon Sawan, with the force of the impact causing the float to skid forward into a parked Honda saloon. Fortunately, no one was inside the car at the time. Rescuers discovered the lifeless body of a man, later identified only as “Phor Yai Boem”, aged 70, beneath the festival vehicle. Three others sustained injuries, two with minor wounds and one seriously hurt. All were taken to Uthai Thani Hospital. Preliminary investigations by police revealed that the deceased was the driver of the festival float. He had reportedly exited the vehicle to inspect the rear section just moments before the crash. Witnesses stated that he was beneath the float conducting checks when the lorry slammed into the back. Mr. Narachai, 26, who was travelling with the victim and others, said they had travelled together from Roi Et in a group of six to take part in the annual festival, scheduled to take place on 21–22 June at Thap Salao Reservoir in Lan Sak district. The group had stopped by the roadside to eat, just past Wat Tha Sung. While preparing to set off again, the victim was inspecting the float’s rear when the collision occurred. The lorry driver, Mr. Krisana 51, told police he was en route to pick up a rice delivery in Lat Yao district, Nakhon Sawan, accompanied by his wife and five-year-old daughter. He claimed that his daughter had handed him a phone from the back seat to request a cartoon and while turning to take the device, he failed to see the float ahead before colliding with it at speed. He denied consuming alcohol, but police have stated they will be conducting a breathalyser and drugs test, as the investigation continues. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-06-20 -
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