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Two Nephews Seriously Injured While Rescuing Aunt from Domestic Assault
Picture from responders. Two nephews sustained severe injuries after attempting to rescue their aunt, who had been assaulted by her husband. The incident occurred at a workers' camp on Soi Wat Plat Priang in Bang Kaeo, Bang Phli District, Samut Prakan.The assailant, who fled the scene on a motorcycle, is now being pursued by police. At approximately 20:30 on January 3, police from Bang Kaeo Police Station, along with emergency responders from Princ Hospital Suvarnabhumi and Poh Teck Tung Foundation, rushed to the scene following reports of a stabbing. At the ground floor of the workers' camp, in front of Room 365, two injured men were found waiting for help. The first victim, identified as Mr. Boonmee Boonthin, 34, from Tak Province, suffered a deep slash wound to his right arm. The second victim, Mr. Leo Krongwitee, 24, also from Tak, had been stabbed in the back and was in critical condition. Both were taken to Sikarin Hospital for urgent medical treatment. The perpetrator, who is the husband of the victims' aunt, fled on a motorcycle before authorities arrived. According to Mr. Boonmee, who works as a security guard, the incident began when his aunt, Ms. Amphar Chatchor, 48, called him and his younger brother for help after being physically assaulted by her husband. When the nephews arrived at her residence, a heated argument ensued, during which the husband attacked them with a knife, stabbing Leo in the back and slashing Boonmee's arm as he tried to protect his brother and aunt. Ms. Amphar, who had visible bruises on her face and neck, explained that her husband, a heavy drinker, often becomes violent. On this occasion, he choked her during an argument until she managed to fight back and escape his grasp. She called her nephews to help her leave, but when they arrived, the confrontation turned violent. Authorities are investigating the incident and have questioned witnesses. CCTV footage from the area is being reviewed, and police have identified the suspect, who is now the subject of a manhunt. Further action will be taken once the suspect is apprehended. -- 2025-01-05 -
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Motorcyclist Killed in Crash at Phuket's Notorious 'Danger Curve'
Picture and video captured from CCTV. A foreign man, whose identity has not been disclosed, lost his life on the morning of January 4, after his motorcycle veered off the road and collided with a guardrail at the infamous Kuan Lim San curve on Wichit Songkram Road in Kathu District, Phuket. Police from Kathu Police Station, accompanied by medical examiners from Vachira Phuket Hospital and Kusoltham Foundation rescue workers, rushed to the scene after receiving reports of the crash. At the crash site, officials discovered a red-plated Honda ADV motorcycle lying in the middle of the road. Evidence of the collision, including long scrape marks on the guardrail and debris pointed to the severity of the incident. Upon inspecting the ravine, approximately three metres deep, they found the body of the victim, a foreign male, wearing a blue t-shirt and shorts. He was lying face down in the grass, having suffered a fatal head injury. The body was recovered and transported to Vachira Phuket Hospital for further examination. Meanwhile, police continued their investigation, collecting evidence at the scene and reviewing nearby CCTV footage to determine the exact cause of the crash. According to witness Mr Thaworn, a street vendor driving behind the victim, there were warning markings placed near the curve to caution motorists. However, he observed the motorcycle speeding past his vehicle before losing control at the sharp bend. The motorbike struck the guardrail, causing the rider to be thrown into the ravine while the vehicle skidded across the road. Mr Thaworn immediately stopped his car to prevent further incidents and called the authorities. Local residents report that the curve is a frequent site of crashes, with many resulting in serious injuries or fatalities. The sharp bend and tendency of vehicles to travel at high speeds have earned it the grim nickname "Danger Curve." -- 2025-01-05 ScreenRecording_01-04-2025 17-53-00_1.mp4 -
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Tourist Police Apprehend Foreigners for Illegal Guiding Work in Pattaya
Picture of arrest Authorities have apprehended four foreign nationals allegedly working illegally as tour guides in Pattaya. Pol. Lt. Col. Piyapong Raksa, Deputy Superintendent of Investigation at the Tourist Police Bureau, along with officers from Region 2, conducted a surveillance operation following reports of foreigners engaging in unlawful work related to tourism services. The operation focused on the passenger drop-off area near Bali Hai Pier in Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province. Officers observed suspicious behaviour by four foreign individuals, including interactions involving document exchanges and assisting tourists in boarding boats to Koh Larn before returning to wait for the next group. Upon inspection, the suspects, three Russian nationals and one Indian national, were found to be holding tourist visas, which do not permit employment in Thailand. None of the individuals possessed the legally required work permits. Authorities charged the suspects with “working without permission” and referred them to Pattaya City Police Station for further investigation and legal proceedings. This incident underscores the Tourist Police’s commitment and aims to reassure both Thai and international tourists that key tourism hubs are being closely monitored to ensure compliance with the law and safeguard the integrity of the industry. -- 2025-01-05 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 5 January 2025
Woman Tied Up and Threatened in Pattaya Apartment Police in Pattaya are searching for a man who broke into a woman's apartment, tied her up, and threatened her with scissors before fleeing the scene. The victim was rescued when her daughter unexpectedly returned home. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347916-woman-tied-up-and-threatened-in-pattaya-apartment/ -
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Yesterday I ate at Fuji after a long time of not eating there. Who gets the 10%? Waiters?
Up to 2019 Fuji was superb quality and value I used to eat at Fuji 3 times a week for more than 20 years , however it changed hands from a Japanese holding and management company in Thailand to a wholly Thai management company run only by Thais. Overnight the prices rose 15% the portions and meat and fish quality declined ... I have not eaten there for last 5 years ,last month was taken to Fuji by a friend , many of my favourites were no longer on the menus , and what I was served up was very poor fare ... wont be going again . -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 5 January 2025
Suspect Escapes Police Custody by Jumping into River but is Quickly Recaptured In a dramatic escape attempt, a suspect in handcuffs jumped into the Chao Phraya River while police were searching his residence, only to be apprehended shortly afterward. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1347914-suspect-escapes-police-custody-by-jumping-into-river-but-is-quickly-recaptured/ -
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Biden Honors Key Figures from Jan. 6 Committee with Presidential Citizens Medal
a link ? do your own research .. i'll give you a head start but you can start with she supported Harris ,,, Former Rep. Liz Cheney on Sunday urged House Speaker Mike Johnson to call the House back from its recess and introduce the bill that would send desperately needed aid to Ukraine Rep. Liz Cheney, daughter of Dick, is trying to prolong her father's endless war in Afghanistan. You would think that every Democrat would be united in opposing such a policy, right? Well, you would be wrong. CAIR Calls Liz Cheney an Unrepentant ‘Torture Advocate, Anti-Muslim Bigot and Warmonger’ I’m hardly a sucker for Liz Cheney. She and father Dick led the United States into a strategically disastrous war in the Middle East on the basis of lies and misrepresentations. It was one of the worst cons in American political history, and the results included the deaths of several thousand American soldiers and about 200,000 Iraqi civilians. -
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