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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 9 February 2025
Myanmar Fishing Boat Seized for Illegally Entering Thai Waters The Third Naval Area Command of the Royal Thai Navy has intercepted and seized a Myanmar fishing vessel found illegally operating in Thai territorial waters. The vessel was towed to Ranong Deep-Sea Port for further investigation. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351212-myanmar-fishing-boat-seized-for-illegally-entering-thai-waters/ -
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Military Truck Overturns in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Injuring Nine Soldiers
Picture from responders and CCTV below. A military GMC truck driver lost control and overturned his vehicle, leaving nine soldiers injured. The crash occurred at approximately 11:20 on 8 February, on Highway 401 near Kamnan Liang intersection in Tha Sala district, Nakhon Si Thammarat. The truck was carrying nine personnel, including the driver, returning from a training exercise at Vajiravudh Military Camp under the 4th Army Region. They were en route back to P.5 Battalion, 25th Artillery Regiment, in Chumphon province when the driver veered the vehicle off course, plunged into a central road ditch, and flipped onto its roof, across the opposite carriageway. The impact scattered several M16 rifles and other military equipment across the scene. Emergency responders from various rescue foundations in Tha Sala rushed to assist and transported the injured soldiers to Tha Sala Hospital, Sichon Hospital, and Walailak University Medical Centre. Fortunately, all those involved were reported to be out of critical condition. Authorities are now conducting an investigation to determine the cause of the crash. -- 2025-02-09 ScreenRecording_02-08-2025 15-33-30_1.mp4 -
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Phuket Police Raid Three Illegal Foreign-Owned Businesses
Picture courtesy of Phuket police. Phuket police conducted a series of coordinated raids on the morning of 7 February, targeting three businesses operating without proper authorization. The establishments, all linked to foreign ownership, were found to be in violation of multiple Thai laws. Authorities have taken legal action against the owners and employees involved. 1. Unlicensed Foreign-Run Nursery in Pa Khlok, Thalang The first raid took place at a privately run nursery catering to foreign children in Pa Khlok, Thalang. Upon inspection, police discovered 10 children aged between 2 and 4 years old being cared for at the facility. Two individuals were identified as key figures in the operation: • Alina, a Russian national who worked as a nanny and co-founded the company. • Buantawi Chang Lek (31, Thai national), the company’s registered director, who was arrested for operating a nursery without a valid license. The case has been handed over to Thalang Police Station for further investigation. Authorities are now looking into the company’s legal status and whether additional charges may apply. 2. THAILIVING KIDS Centre in Cherng Talay, Thalang A second raid was carried out at the THAILIVING KIDS centre in Cherng Talay, Thalang, where officers discovered 25–30 children in attendance. The business was found to be operating illegally as a nursery, with several foreign employees working without valid work permits. Four individuals were taken into custody: • Dmitrii Shumilov (43, Russia) – charged with illegally operating a nursery and employing foreign workers without proper authorisation. • Svetlana Ogai (43, Russia) – arrested for working without a permit. • Alena Koipish (40, Belarus) – arrested for working without a permit. • Sergey Konon (34, Kazakhstan) – arrested for working without a permit. The suspects were transferred to Cherng Talay Police Station, where further legal proceedings are underway. Authorities have also launched an investigation into the foreign-owned company behind the centre, suspecting additional violations of Thai business regulations. 3. Phuket Fight Club in Chalong The third and final raid of the operation took place at Phuket Fight Club, a combat sports training facility located in Chalong, Phuket. During the inspection, police found 30–40 individuals engaged in training activities. The club’s director, Praepettai Rattana (32, Thai national), was arrested for operating a private training school without a license. Under Thai law, combat sports gyms that offer structured training programs require special licensing, which the establishment had failed to obtain. All cases have now been handed over to the investigation department, with authorities expected to pursue criminal charges and potential deportations for the foreign individuals involved. Officials have reiterated Thailand’s strict policies on business licensing and work permits, warning that further crackdowns will continue to target unregistered foreign-owned businesses. The raids come as part of a broader initiative to strengthen compliance with Thai law and ensure fair competition within the local business sector. -- 2025-02-09 -
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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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