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Woman Rescued Moments Before Jumping from Bang Pakong Bridge
Picture from responders. A dramatic rescue unfolded on the afternoon of 17 March, as emergency responders and bystanders managed to prevent a 21-year-old woman from jumping off the Bang Pakong Bridge. At approximately 12:20, police from Bang Pakong Police Station received a report that a woman was attempting to jump from the bridge on Theparak Road (Bang Na-Trat), at kilometre 50, inbound towards Chonburi. Rescue teams from Chachoengsao and local municipal emergency responders rushed to the scene. Upon arrival, they found Ms. Supatsorn, 21, standing precariously on a water pipe support structure beyond the bridge railing, appearing ready to leap. Concerned bystanders and rescue personnel engaged her in conversation, attempting to calm her while discreetly preparing a rescue plan. At a critical moment, a rescue worker managed to grab hold of her shirt, securing a rope around her body before pulling her to safety. Once back on solid ground, the visibly distressed young woman sat down, sobbing, and initially refused to speak. Nearby, authorities discovered a parked black Honda Zoomer-X motorbike (registration from Bangkok) with a plastic bag containing her wallet, mobile phone, and personal documents. A pair of green sandals and a pair of glasses were also found neatly placed on the pavement. After being escorted to Bang Pakong Police Station, Ms. Supatsorn eventually revealed that she had left her home in Bang Bo, Samut Prakan, due to severe stress over personal issues. She also disclosed that she had been battling depression for the past six years. Rescue personnel contacted her family, and after ensuring she was safe, they arranged for her return home under the care of her relatives. -- 2025-03-18 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 March 2025
Factory Worker Killed in Collision with 18-Wheeler While Rushing to Work Picture from responders. A 24-year-old factory worker was killed in a collision with an 18-wheeler in Si Racha, Chonburi, while rushing to work, reportedly fearing that being late could affect his employment status. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354944-factory-worker-killed-in-collision-with-18-wheeler-while-rushing-to-work/ -
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Has Trump Caused The Crypto Bubble To Go BANG!
Not somewhat moronic, absolutely moronic IMO. Not often I agree with anything you say regarding Trump, but on that I do. Trump is many things, but a financial advisor he is not. -
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Factory Worker Killed in Collision with 18-Wheeler While Rushing to Work
Picture from responders. A 24-year-old factory worker was killed in a collision with an 18-wheeler in Si Racha, Chonburi, while rushing to work, reportedly fearing that being late could affect his employment status. The fatal collision occurred at 09:00 on 17 March, on the Tho Nam–Ban Nong Kho Road, in Nong Kham subdistrict, Si Racha district. Emergency responders arrived at the scene to find the victim, identified as Mr Apidet 24, lying motionless by the roadside with a severe head injury. His black Honda Wave 125i motorcycle, registered in Chonburi, was found nearby, badly damaged from the impact. His helmet had come off during the crash. The driver of the white 18-wheeler, a 39-year-old man identified as Mr Thawatchai, stated that he had been turning into a warehouse loading area at the time of the crash. “I had my indicator on for about 50 metres before making the turn. Because of the truck’s size, I had to swing slightly to the right before turning left into the lane. As I was making the turn, the motorcycle came up on my left side at high speed. I checked my side mirrors but didn’t see him until I felt the impact,” he explained. Police suspect that the motorcyclist attempted to overtake the truck on the left, unaware that the vehicle was making a wide turn. This resulted in the motorcycle clipping the truck, causing it to skid into a road sign before slamming into a wall, leading to the fatal head injury. Mr Piyapong 25, a close friend and work colleague of the deceased, was one of the last people to speak to him before the crash. “He called me this morning, asking if I had arrived at work. I told him I was on the way, and we agreed to meet at the factory,” he said. However, when Apidet failed to show up, Piyapong called his phone, only for a police officer to answer and inform him of the crash. “I immediately told our supervisor and rushed to the scene. When I arrived, I saw that it was really him. I called his family right away,” he added. Colleagues believe Apidet was in a hurry to avoid being late for work, as he was still in his probation period and did not want to risk his job. Police from Nong Kham Police Station have examined the site and are reviewing CCTV footage from nearby cameras to confirm the circumstances of the crash. Apidet’s body has been sent to Laem Chabang Hospital for an autopsy before being released to his family for religious rites. Meanwhile, authorities have urged both truck drivers and motorcyclists to exercise extreme caution, particularly at intersections and wide turns. -- 2025-03-18 -
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Biden AutoPen Signature scandal
I may have got it wrong, but I don't remember you advising caution when it's some nothing accusation against Trump. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 March 2025
Man Caught with Handgun and 644 Rounds of Ammunition After Attempting to Flee Police Picture of arrest A 52-year-old man was arrested in Chumphon after attempting to evade a police checkpoint, leading officers to discover a handgun and 644 rounds of ammunition in his car. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354943-man-caught-with-handgun-and-644-rounds-of-ammunition-after-attempting-to-flee-police/
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