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Health Covid Cases Surge: Chula Expert Sounds Alarm on Rapid Spike
Some say it's the people who are already jabbed with mRNA-spiked protein that are getting problems, not among the ones who didn't take the gene therapy mRNA, just the normal seasonal flu. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 15 June 2025
Village Headman Arrested in Methamphetamine Bust in Pattani Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A village headman has been arrested in narcotics operation after police uncovered 16,000 methamphetamine pills along with firearms and ammunition at his residence. Authorities described the case as a serious breach of public trust, as the suspect held a leadership role within the local community. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363648-village-headman-arrested-in-methamphetamine-bust-in-pattani/ -
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Crime Jealous Husband Kills Wife and a Man in Love Triangle Horror
Picture courtesy of Naewna. A horrifying double murder unfolded in Nan province on the infamous date of Friday the 13th, as a jealous husband gunned down his wife and another man in what police believe was a deadly love triangle. The suspect was later found sitting beside his wife’s body, reportedly intending to take his own life before being persuaded to surrender. The incident occurred in a forest plantation behind a village in Ping Luang subdistrict, Na Muen district, Nan Province. Police were alerted at approximately 12:45 by concerned villagers. Pol. Lt. Col. Jeera Sajja of Na Muen Police Station immediately notified Pol. Col. Thanapat Khrasing, the station superintendent and rushed to the scene with forensic officers, hospital staff and local rescue teams. At the scene, officers discovered the bodies of two victims. The first was Mr. Thuan, 55, from Ban Nam Khem, who had suffered multiple shotgun wounds to his back and was found face down in camouflage clothing. Approximately 20 metres away lay Mrs. Maneerat, 54, the wife of the alleged shooter, shot under the armpit. She was found lying on her back in the rubber plantation. A single-barrel shotgun with a partially obscured serial number was recovered, along with two spent shell casings. The weapon is believed to have been used in the killings. The alleged perpetrator, Mr. Wutthichai, 46, from Ban Nam Phae, was found clutching his wife’s body and holding the shotgun to his head, threatening suicide. Police negotiators spent over an hour talking him down before he finally surrendered without further incident. During initial questioning, Mr. Wutthichai confessed to travelling to the plantation armed with the shotgun. He had reportedly stopped to purchase beer in the village, then encountered his wife and Mr. Thuan together preparing to spray herbicide. Enraged by what he perceived as an affair, he opened fire, killing them both. Investigators believe the killings stemmed from jealousy and a suspected extramarital relationship. Mr. Wutthichai has been charged with two counts of murder and illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition. Police are continuing their investigation into the exact circumstances surrounding the crime. Adapted by Asean Now from Naewna 2025-06-15 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 15 June 2025
Husband and Wife Killed as Pickup Truck Skids off Rain-Soaked Curve in Prachuap Khiri Khan Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A crash claimed the lives of a married couple when the pickup truck driver, lost control in heavy rain and crashed into a metal signpost marking a U-turn point along Phetkasem Road. The incident occurred on 14 June, in the Baan Thung Ko area of Bo Nok Subdistrict, Mueang District, Prachuap Khiri Khan. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363647-husband-and-wife-killed-as-pickup-truck-skids-off-rain-soaked-curve-in-prachuap-khiri-khan/ -
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Stopping open solicitation of prostitutes
Reminds me of a remark an old friend ( Thai lady running a small bar in Pattaya) made a while ago about the behavior of groups of Indian tourists; them going to 7-Eleven to buy one bottle of beer and sharing it among four or five people (instead of going to a bar and ordering individual beers that is). She despised them wholeheartedly. I’ve been to Pattaya numerous times over the past (nearly) 30 years. I’ve always thought Pattaya changes quickly, adapting to waves of tourists from different countries. A money making machine dancing to the song of whoever brings the money at the moment. When I first visited, both tourists and Expats were mostly middle-Europeans and Americans. Used to love the place. Over the years, there have been waves of Chinese, Russians, Arabs, Koreans etc., and lately, Indians. Each wave brings new changes, and many bars and restaurants change ownership to cater to the new dominant group. I’m not a big fan of the current Indian wave, nor the proliferation of kebab stalls or the declining quality of local street food and food courts at Pattaya shopping malls, now mostly run by migrants instead of Thais. The question is: Which wave comes next? Can it get any worse? -
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Donald Trump's use of English found to be at 4th grade level and below in some analyses.
That's not the point. The point is she is, without a doubt, smarter than Trump and more qualified to represent the USA. Hey Hitler made it to the top of Politics for awhile in Germany, that doesn't make it right does it?
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