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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 9 February 2025
Multiple Collisions at 20 Pedestrian Crossings in Bangkok Raise Alarm A concerning pattern of repeated incidents at 20 pedestrian crossings in Bangkok has come to light, with the majority of these dangerous locations situated near schools and hospitals. The problem was highlighted following a recent incident where a South Korean tourist, aged 68, was injured after being hit by a motorcycle at one such crossing, which had previously witnessed the tragic death of Dr. Waralak Supawatcharirakul, a renowned ophthalmologist, in 2022. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351211-multiple-collisions-at-20-pedestrian-crossings-in-bangkok-raise-alarm/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 9 February 2025
Truck Carrying Fresh Fish Crashes into Power Pole, Driver Killed on Impact A driver of a ten-wheeler truck, carrying a full load of fresh fish, lost control and veered off the road, crashing into a power pole and breaking it in half. The driver was trapped inside the severely damaged cabin and died at the scene. Rescue workers had to use hydraulic tools to extract his body. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351210-truck-carrying-fresh-fish-crashes-into-power-pole-driver-killed-on-impact/ -
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Two Leopard Kittens Rescued After Being Found in Chaiyaphum Sugarcane Field
Picture courtesy of CH7. Two leopard kittens have been rescued after being found abandoned in a sugarcane field in Sub Yai District, Chaiyaphum Province. The kittens, both in good health, were handed over to wildlife authorities for care and rehabilitation. The discovery was reported on 7 February, by Nattaphasut Chotjirasirikul, the district chief of Sub Yai, who informed officers from the Bueng Lahan Wildlife Sanctuary about the presence of the young wild cats near Wat Sub Charoensuk in Moo 5, Sub Yai Subdistrict. Officials quickly responded and arrived at the scene to assess the situation. Upon inspection, two leopard kittens were found, appearing healthy and unharmed despite being separated from their mother. The Bueng Lahan Wildlife Sanctuary has now taken them into temporary care, ensuring they receive proper attention before being transferred to a wildlife breeding and rehabilitation centre. Officials noted that the kittens were discovered in a sugarcane plantation where burning had been prohibited, a measure that likely saved their lives. In many agricultural areas, fields are often cleared by fire, posing a significant threat to local wildlife. The absence of such practices in this area allowed the kittens to survive long enough to be rescued. Authorities expressed their gratitude to the concerned citizen and local residents who reported the discovery, highlighting the importance of community involvement in wildlife conservation. The rescue ensures that these young leopard cats will have a chance to thrive and potentially return to the wild in the future. -- 2025-02-09
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