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Community Concerns Raised Over Foreign Vagrant on Pattaya Beach
Picture courtesy of พัทยา จุดเกิดเหตุ Local residents have voiced concerns over the ongoing presence of a foreigner, believed to be homeless, who has been living along Pattaya Beach and allegedly disturbing tourists. Described as a foreign national of undisclosed nationality, they are frequently seen pushing a trolley believed to have been taken from a Big C supermarket, packed with their belongings. Witnesses report that the person often approaches tourists along the beach to ask for money, which many find distressing. Despite previous interventions by municipal officers, with the person reportedly being detained on several occasions, they continue to return to the same area, raising questions about the effectiveness of current measures. Residents have called on relevant authorities to take more concrete action and implement long-term solutions. They argue that proper regulation is needed to maintain public safety and care for all involved. “We understand the issue is complex, but allowing this situation to persist does not reflect well on Pattaya,” said one local. “There needs to be a clear and humane plan in place.” Adapted by Asean Now from พัทยา จุดเกิดเหตุ 2025-07-15 -
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Crime Former U.S. Soldier Arrested After Disturbance at Pattaya Beer Bar
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Politics NACC Launches Investigation Into Paetongtarn Shinawatra
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 15 July 2025
Myanmar Worker Dies After Being Struck on the Head by Machinery in Samut Prakan Factory Picture courtesy of Kaoded. A 31-year-old Myanmar national died en route to hospital after suffering a severe head injury in a workplace incident at a factory in Samut Prakan’s Bang Phli district. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366725-myanmar-worker-dies-after-being-struck-on-the-head-by-machinery-in-samut-prakan-factory/ -
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Accident Myanmar Worker Dies After Being Struck on the Head by Machinery in Samut Prakan Factory
Picture courtesy of Kaoded. A 31-year-old Myanmar national died en route to hospital after suffering a severe head injury in a workplace incident at a factory in Samut Prakan’s Bang Phli district. The victim, identified as Mr Ye Aung Kywal Ye Aong Juay, was reportedly conducting maintenance work on a plastic cup moulding machine at a packaging factory in Soi Piamcharoen, Bang Phli Yai subdistrict, when he was struck forcefully on the head by a piece of machinery. According to reports, fellow workers found Mr Ye Aung seated near the machine, bleeding heavily and clutching his head. With no time to spare, colleagues placed him on the back of a motorcycle and attempted to take him to Bangna 5 Hospital. However, the victim lost consciousness and fell off. He was declared dead by emergency responders in the middle of Soi Khajornwit, Moo 3, Bang Phli Yai. Emergency teams from Bang Phli Hospital and the Ruamkatanyu Foundation had performed CPR at the scene for over 30 minutes in heavy rain, but were unable to revive him. Police investigators, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Suntaraporn Jatum of Bang Phli Police Station, were called to the scene at around 20.30 on 13 July. Officers later inspected the factory and discovered two pools of blood in front of the machine and bloodstains along the walkway, as well as tools scattered around the work area. Mr Suriya Phangern 32, a fellow technician, said he did not witness the incident but came upon Mr Ye Aung bleeding profusely and immediately helped transport him out of the factory. Another co-worker, Mr Suphasin Manmai, also 32, stated that the machine had experienced a malfunction earlier in the day. While he was on his way to investigate the issue, he discovered that Mr Ye Aung had already begun repairs and found him injured. Initial investigations suggest that a component of the machine may have fallen and struck the victim on the head during maintenance. Authorities have stated they will review CCTV footage inside the factory to determine the exact cause of the incident and assess any legal responsibility. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-07-15
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