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Man Dies After Car Crashes into Electric Pole and Road Sign in Lamphun
Picture from responders. A crash occurred in the early hours of the morning of December 24, when a car crashed into an electric pole and road sign, subsequently catching fire. The driver, a 30-year-old man, was critically injured and later succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. The incident took place at 01:10 on the central island of the road in Ban Pratu Khong, Mueang District, Lamphun. Rescue teams from Amarin Tai Lamphun and officers from Nikhom Police Station responded to the scene. Upon arrival, responders found a severely damaged car with flames engulfing the vehicle’s body. Fire extinguishers were used to successfully douse the fire. The driver was trapped inside the wreckage and had to be extricated using hydraulic rescue tools. The victim, who was unconscious and in critical condition, was immediately administered CPR at the scene. He was then transported to Prince Lamphun Hospital by ambulance. Shortly after the crash, the victim’s partner arrived at the scene with their seven-month-old son. She revealed that the couple had argued earlier in the evening. The incident occurred on the last working day before the New Year holidays, following a gathering where alcohol was consumed. The driver reportedly lost control of the vehicle, crashing into the electric pole and road sign. Despite the medical team’s efforts, the man succumbed to his injuries a short while later. Authorities have expressed their condolences to the victim’s family and are continuing investigations into the circumstances of the accident. -- 2024-12-25 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 25 December 2024
Two Arrested for Attempted Sale of Modified Firearms via Social Media Two young men were apprehended by Metropolitan Police investigators for attempting to sell modified firearms after arranging a transaction via social media. The arrests took place near the Patthavikorn Market on Nawamin Road, Bangkok. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1347090-two-arrested-for-attempted-sale-of-modified-firearms-via-social-media/ -
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British Tourist Faces Charges for 'Destroying an Official Document'
Put him on the next flight out. -
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Is it possible to have a UK Bank account while being tax resident in Thailand?
They didn't have a problem when I rang them explaining I had left the UK on a permanent basis but needed online access to my NW account. All good. I used my daughter's London address for mail, which also was not a problem. -
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Two Arrested for Attempted Sale of Modified Firearms via Social Media
Picture of arrest. Two young men were apprehended by Metropolitan Police investigators on 23 December, for attempting to sell modified firearms after arranging a transaction via social media. The arrests took place near the Patthavikorn Market on Nawamin Road, Bangkok. Pol. Maj. Gen. Teeradej Thammasuthee, Commander of the Investigation Division, stated that the operation was conducted in line with the national police policy to crack down on firearm-related crimes, which often lead to serious and violent incidents. The suspects, identified as Mr. Linda, a 19-year-old Cambodian national, and Mr. Phee aged 17, face charges of illegally possessing and attempting to sell firearms, possessing and carrying weapons in public without proper justification, and carrying illegal knives. The arrests followed an undercover operation led by Pol. Lt. Col. Somporn Kamket and his team. Police had been monitoring social media platforms for illicit firearm transactions. Acting on a tip-off, authorities learned that Mr. Phee had been using a Facebook account to sell modified firearms. He had offered a customised .380 calibre pistol with ammunition for 12,500 baht and arranged to meet a buyer at the market. At approximately 19:45 on 23 December, Mr. Phee arrived at the meeting point on a motorcycle driven by Mr. Linda. Police surveillance teams observed the suspects, and when the weapon and ammunition were verified, officers moved in to arrest them. While attempting to flee, Mr. Linda was also apprehended. A subsequent search revealed an illegal knife in his possession. Both suspects were taken into custody along with the evidence and transported to the Metropolitan Police Bureau for further questioning. During interrogation, Mr. Phee admitted to selling the firearm, while Mr. Linda claimed he was accompanying Mr. Phee to purchase items in the area and carried the knife for self-defence. The suspects have been charged with: • Illegal possession and attempted sale of firearms and ammunition • Illegal possession of a knife • Carrying weapons in public without valid justification They were later handed over to the Bueng Kum Police Station for prosecution under the Firearms and Ammunition Act. Pol. Maj. Gen. Teeradej highlighted that firearms are often the root cause of violent crimes, including armed robbery and youth violence. He stressed that the Metropolitan Police are committed to tackling illegal firearm trade and warned both buyers and sellers of the severe penalties they face. For buyers: Purchasing firearms online without authorisation carries penalties of 1-10 years in prison and fines of 2,000-20,000 baht. For sellers: Manufacturing, assembling, or selling firearms without a licence carries penalties of 2-20 years in prison and fines of 4,000-40,000 baht. Authorities urged the public to refrain from engaging in illegal firearm transactions and report any suspicious activities to the police. -- 2024-12-25 -
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Is It Better to Date a “6” Than a “10” in Thailand?
I would say, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 25 December 2024
Motorcyclist Prosecuted for Reckless Driving in Lom Sak Police officers from Lom Sak Police Station successfully tracked down and prosecuted an individual after an online video surfaced showing reckless driving on a public road in their jurisdiction. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1347089-motorcyclist-prosecuted-for-reckless-driving-in-lom-sak/ -
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Motorcyclist Prosecuted for Reckless Driving in Lom Sak
UPDATE Picture of arrest. Police officers from Lom Sak Police Station successfully tracked down and prosecuted an individual after an online video surfaced showing reckless driving on a public road in their jurisdiction. The investigation revealed that the driver was identified as Mr. Bee a 35-year-old resident of Lom Sak Sub-district, Lom Sak District, Phetchabun Province. He was riding a Kawasaki Z-250 motorcycle, as confirmed from the video evidence. The driver’s actions were found to violate the Road Traffic Act, specifically Section 43, which prohibits driving in a manner that disregards the safety of others’ lives or physical well-being. Under this section, offenders face penalties of up to one year in prison, a fine ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 baht, or both. The incident occurred on the 21st December at 17:00 along Route 21, Moo 3, Nong Khwai Sub-district, Lom Sak District. The case has now been handed over to prosecutors at Lom Sak Provincial Court for further proceedings. Related article: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347008-big-bike-stunt-sparks-outrage-in-phetchabun-police-urged-to-take-action/ -- 2024-12-25
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