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Crime Angry Man Throws Pig Manure in Mobile Phone Repair Shop in Chonburi
Picture captured from CCTV. In a bizarre and aggressive act, a man threw pig manure in a mobile phone repair shop in Chonburi province after being dissatisfied with the service. The incident took place on 26th April at around 15:00, when a man arrived at the shop to collect a repaired mobile phone. According to CCTV footage, the man, identified as 30-year-old Mr. Jarek, arrived on a motorcycle carrying a black plastic container. He entered the store, where he proceeded to splash the contents of the container, which appeared to be a mixture of water and pig manure, over the shop’s interior, damaging several mobile phones. The man then quickly fled the scene on his motorcycle. The incident occurred at a mobile phone sales and repair shop located near the Koh Pho Market intersection in the Tha Buri sub-district of the Ko Pho district, Chonburi. Local police from Ko Chan station swiftly identified and arrested the suspect. When approached by reporters, Mr. Jarek refused to comment, stating that it was not a “serious case” and questioning why the police even arrested him. Ms. Bangorn, an employee at the shop, told reporters that the suspect had originally brought his phone in for repair, only to return later with the manure-filled container. She was shocked and frightened by the sudden attack. Mr. Jarek, who has a history of criminal activity involving firearms and drugs, is now facing charges related to the incident. Police have moved swiftly to take legal action. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-04-29. -
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Economics Thai Air Transport Industry Shines in 2024 with 22% Growth and Record Profits
Air cargo I can believe. Passenger no. Profits where ? -
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Crime Passenger Catches Chinese Man Red-Handed Stealing on Bangkok-Phuket Flight
No, I have all my cases bought from Pacsafe. Doubled in wire meshing. A bit heavier than a normal suitcase or bag of course. Or… time for the bumbag to come back in fashion, seen quite a few nice ones lately. I never leave money/ documents/ jewelry / cards out of my sight. -
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Crime Iranian Nationals Arrested in Pattaya for Stealing Money from Tourists
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 29 April 2025
UPDATE Aircraft Wreckage Recovery Delayed Following Police Aviation Crash in Sea Picture courtesy of Amarin The recovery and the transfer of wreckage from the police aviation have been delayed. Experts are expected to arrive between May 3 and May 8 to assist in the removal operation. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358781-police-aircraft-crashes-into-sea-off-cha-am-leaving-four-dead/page/3/#findComment-19765787 -
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BREAKING NEWS Police Aircraft Crashes Into Sea Off Cha-am, Leaving Four Dead
UPDATE Aircraft Wreckage Recovery Delayed Following Police Aviation Crash in Sea Picture courtesy of Amarin The recovery and the transfer of wreckage from the police aviation have been delayed. Experts are expected to arrive between May 3 and May 8 to assist in the removal operation. The crash, which occurred on April 25, resulted in the deaths of six individuals, including the pilot, technician, and engineers. The incident involved an aircraft from the Royal Thai Police Airwing that plunged into the sea. Authorities have successfully retrieved the main wreckage of the aircraft from the sea and have collected scattered debris from the surrounding area. These parts are now being stored along the Hua Hin beach, near the 509th Special Operations Airwing in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. To secure the area, black tarpaulins have been set up, and a rope barrier has been erected to prevent unauthorized access. Officers from the Airwing are monitoring the wreckage to ensure it remains undisturbed. The investigation is being coordinated with experts from Canada, where the aircraft was manufactured, and officials from Singapore, where the aircraft’s parts are sourced. However, none of the investigative team has yet arrived on-site. The data recorder, which will be critical in determining the cause of the crash, is still waiting to be recovered by the Canadian experts. Mr. Prasoot Hombanthong, the district chief of Hua Hin, confirmed that the international investigation team has not yet accessed the crash site. The Thai authorities are handling the investigation independently, in coordination with the Royal Thai Police and the manufacturers. The team of experts is expected to arrive between May 3 and May 8 to begin their investigation. Once the data recorder is retrieved, the wreckage will be carefully examined in Bangkok to determine the cause of the crash. Currently, the transfer of aircraft remains is delayed due to insurance matters related to the aircraft. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-04-29.
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