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FBI’s Patel Blames Canada for Fentanyl Crisis, Calls for Northern Crackdown
Patel is just an absolute clown and an absolute yes man for Trump. You must remember by Trump claiming a state of emergency over fentanyl coming over the border from Mexico and Canada was the only way he could cancel the fantastic trade deals that he himself negotiated and lavished praise on himself for negotiating. Otherwise he would have had to go and seek approval from congress. -
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Crime Brawl on Pattaya Beach Between Foreign Tourists & Transgender Group Leaves Several Injured
Why aren't they back home fighting Hamas... -
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Report Thailand Sees a Surge in COVID-19 Cases: Concerns for Public Health
More panic headlines I see. Just like last time. Look, covid isn't going away. It's real. But at this point, you should treat it like the flu. Take it seriously, and if you get it, go to the doctor and get some medicine. Unfortunately, the Thai media lives on scare headlines. -
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Report Thailand Sees a Surge in COVID-19 Cases: Concerns for Public Health
Careful!! Some bright brains in government might think thats a good idea!!😂😂😆 -
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Accident Construction Worker Trapped After Falling Into Deep Pit at Bangkok Subway Site
UPDATE Search Continues for Worker Trapped in Shaft at Bangkok Orange Line Construction Site Picture form responders. More than 23 hours have passed since a construction worker fell into a 19-metre-deep pile shaft at the site of the future Lan Luang Station, part of Bangkok’s Orange Line rail extension project. Despite intensive rescue operations and the deployment of heavy machinery, authorities have yet to locate the missing worker. The victim, 33-year-old Mr Sarawut Chantasorn, also known as “Dao”, from Si Sa Ket province, was working at the OR06 construction site—Lan Luang Station, when the ground beneath him collapsed on 19 May. The incident occurred near Soi Lan Luang 8 in the Pom Prap Sattru Phai district. Officials from the Bangkok Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM), including Anuwat Onnuam, Director of Operation Centre 1; Phuchaphong Sanyachote, Director of Operation Centre 3; and Pornpoj Rueannil, Chief of the Phukhao Thong Disaster Prevention Unit, held an emergency operations meeting during the morning of 20 May, to discuss the situation. Rescue workers on site have been using heavy-duty cranes and backhoes to dig through the debris and shore in the shaft. Their target is to excavate a total of 15 metres, the estimated location of Mr Sarawut’s body, believed to be buried beneath collapsed concrete and soil debris, likely around the area of the material suction unit used during the construction process. Authorities stated that the operation is being carried out with extreme care to avoid causing further harm to the trapped worker. “Our efforts are focused on using all available tools and techniques as cautiously as possible, to avoid impacting the body of the victim,” said a DDPM representative. Time is now a critical factor. Rescuers are operating within a hopeful 72-hour window, after which the likelihood of a successful recovery is unlikely. The team is adjusting its strategy by repositioning the backhoe to improve the drilling angle, hoping it will lead them more directly to the area of entrapment. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-05-20.
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