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Barista Killed in Road Crash on Way to Work in Nakhon Ratchasima
Picture from responders. A road crash claimed the life of a young barista on morning of 18 April,as he was en route to work in Nakhon Ratchasima. The incident occurred at approximately 10:50, on Mittraphap Road, near the entrance to the Terdthai Market in Suranaree Subdistrict, Mueang District. Police Lieutenant Anon Sajantuek, an investigator from Pho Klang Police Station, responded to the scene located between kilometre markers 138–139 on Highway 2. There, authorities discovered a severely injured man lying in the road alongside a damaged Honda Wave 125i motorcycle, registration number from Nakhon Ratchasima. The deceased was identified as Mr. Kittiphan “Men” Chanthahan, aged 28. He had sustained multiple injuries to his torso, believed to have resulted from being run over by a trailer truck following an initial collision. About 10 metres from the body, police found a white Isuzu box truck with Bangkok registration, parked on the shoulder. Its right-hand side mirror and front were damaged. Around 30 metres further down the road, a white Isuzu lorry with Samut Prakan registrations was also pulled over. According to the box truck driver, he had just finished making deliveries in town and was returning to his home in Sikhiu District via the frontage road. As he merged back into the main traffic lane, a motorcycle clipped his right-hand mirror and fell. The lorry travelling behind was unable to stop or swerve in time, running over the motorcyclist. Later that day, the owner of “YY Cup G Bar’fe”, a coffee shop located beside the Huai Banyan Reservoir in Suranaree Subdistrict, arrived at the scene after learning of the crash through social media. She confirmed that Mr. Kittiphan was employed as a barista at her shop, which had just reopened that morning following the Songkran holidays. She noted it was unusual for him to be late for work, and she had become concerned prior to hearing the devastating news. -- 2025-04-19 -
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Photo-story - Where my bike’s been
I followed pretty much the same route this Good Friday, with a detour at the start via the Waterfront and Humber River -
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Photo-story - Where my bike’s been
And Strongbow at the Elephant & Castle on the way home. -
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Trump has discussed firing Fed's Powell with Warsh, eyed as possible successor, WSJ says
We are witnessing the swinging back of the pendulum.... To normal. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 19 April 2025
Maha Songkran Splash: Over a Million Revellers Shower Thailand in Cash AP Photo/Wason Wanichakorn The Maha Songkran World Water Festival, a major draw for tourists and locals alike, attracted over one million visitors between 11 and 15 April, generating a staggering 1.58 billion Thai Baht (THB) for the Thai tourism sector. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358177-maha-songkran-splash-over-a-million-revellers-shower-thailand-in-cash/ -
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Maha Songkran Splash: Over a Million Revellers Shower Thailand in Cash!
AP Photo/Wason Wanichakorn The Maha Songkran World Water Festival, a major draw for tourists and locals alike, attracted over one million visitors between 11 and 15 April, generating a staggering 1.58 billion Thai Baht (THB) for the Thai tourism sector. The grand event was part of the “Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism & Sports Year 2025” campaign, focusing on elevating Thailand to a top festival destination on the global stage. Deputy Spokesperson Anukul Phruksanusak proudly reported that 1,106,999 festival-goers attended, with nearly 100,000 being foreigners. The festival included vibrant parades, dazzling 3D drone light shows, and electrifying EDM performances, all contributing to its acclaimed success. The Thai government collected a cool 678 million THB in taxes from festival earnings, showcasing the substantial economic impact of such festivities. This year's festival marked a new chapter for Thailand, proving its capability to host large-scale international events with flair. Beyond financial gains, it showcased the power of Thai culture and traditions, boosting the grassroots economy and supporting local tourism entrepreneurs. According to survey responses, a remarkable 97.49% of attendees left satisfied, and a substantial number expressed interest in exploring more of Thailand’s charm. Overall, during the Songkran holiday period from 12 to 16 April, Thailand welcomed more than 5.27 million visitors, reflecting a 27% increase from the previous year. The Thai economy saw a total boost of 22.27 billion THB. With regions like Bangkok and the Northeastern part of the country leading in visitor numbers, Thailand demonstrated its enduring appeal on the world tourism map, cementing its reputation as a premier festival hotspot. Based on a story by The Nation -- 2025-04-19
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