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One Dead, One Injured in Kanchanaburi Car Crash as Vehicle Plunges into Canal
The Miracle of Life Foundation (Khun Rattanawut), Kanchanaburi Province, responded to a report of a car accident during the evening of November 13, that resulted in one fatality and one injury near Nong Rai Canal in Takhamaen Subdistrict, Tha Maka District, Kanchanaburi. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene at approximately 19.55, where they found a gray Mitsubishi car submerged in the canal. There were two people involved in the crash. The first victim, a woman Ms. Kanya Khonkaen 57, who was able to exit the vehicle on her own. Volunteers assessed her condition and provided basic first aid at the scene, she was reportedly disoriented and in shock. She was then transported to Makharak Hospital for further care. Ms. Kanya informed rescuers that a second person, a male, had been inside the car but had been unable to escape the car before disappeared under the water. A dive team from the Khun Rattanawut Foundation’s headquarters was immediately called in to search for the missing person. At 01:00 on November 14, divers recovered the body of the second individual, identified as Mr. Thongbai Phengphan 69, from Subdistrict, Dontoom District, Nakhon Pathom The police investigation into the incident is ongoing. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-15 -
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Thaksin Delivers First Speech in 18 Years, Denies Interfering with PM
Tell me a time the SC ruled against military coups, military abolishment of Constitutions, military rewrites of the Thai constitutions, military appointments to the House and Senate, change in Head of Government without a National Election, etc. -
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Finance Ministry Weighs 10,000 Baht Benefit for Senior Thais: A Boost or Burden?
They haven't even finished the last 10,000 baht handout and now they're spouting off about a new 10k? It's a little early to start buying votes isn't it? -
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Indian Tourist Assaulted Outside Pattaya Convenience Store
You choose to go to Thailand, an amazing place and you go to Pattaya? Boggles my mind. -
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Houthis Missile Attack on 2 U.S. Destroyers in Bab el-Mandeb Strait, Pentagon Confirms
66 days and it's sh** hit the fan time -
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Renew Thai DL on METV (Now that Embassy no longer gives POR)
Hello, Thanks in advance for advice. I have been living in thailand for 4 months every year (47yo) on a Multi-Entry TV (obtained through E visa process by providing letter of invitation from thai family and financial statements). we come in Dec and leave in March. We usually do a trip to another Asian country while there to fulfill my requirement to leave every 60 days. I spend rest of year back in USA. I live near Bangkok with Girlfriend in her family house. 2 years ago I got Thai DL for moto/car by jumping through all the hoops. My DLs are expiring mid Dec. I was just doing the initial research on how to renew it (also buying a motorcycle so need to register and deal with DLT for that at same time. was going to let dealer do it but doubt he can handle this renew part as well) and it seems I have to do the whole thing over (clinic, residence, etc). Last time I got the POR from notary at US Embassy. I am reading on forums that they dont do that any longer. So I guess I need to go to immigration at Chaeng Wattana (I will also be in CNX for January so could do there is there is a workaround there that does not exist in BKK) My question is, has anybody renewed a DL that is on a METV or any TV by going through immigration? I keep seeing that they wont provide POR unless I have 90 day stamp and obviously I dont get 90day stamps on my METV. I can provide house book and stuff and take Thai GF to immigration and her mom (house in her name) but I dont know if that gets me the POF in the end. Thank you for your time. Darren -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 15 November 2024
Tourist Police Arrest Monk for Illegal Firearms Trade Under the direction of the Tourist Police Bureau, a recent operation led to the arrest of a monk involved in illegal firearm trading in Chachoengsao province. The arrest was orchestrated by high-ranking officers. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343606-tourist-police-arrest-monk-for-illegal-firearms-trade/
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