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Health Covid Cases Spike in Thailand: 28,000 New Cases in Just Two Days
Be a lot more than 28k over 2 days. Add at least one to the above and that would be me. Persistent dry cough for two days that's settled down now but not gone, lungs feel bad and some aches and pains. Started Mon night. Coughed all night. Wed night had a good sleep. Basically a pretty mild but the cough is a pain in the arse. -
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Reliable Assistance for Foreigners Starting Life in Cambodia
Maybe a visa agent? Don't know any, just a thought. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 5 June 2025
Drug-Crazed Cousin Murders Woman in Brutal Attack at Nakhon Pathom Home Picture courtesy of Workpoint News A woman was found brutally murdered in her bedroom in Nakhon Pathom on the morning of 4 June, with evidence pointing to her drug-intoxicated cousin as the prime suspect. The victim had managed to send a chilling final message before her death, warning a relative: “Nite is going to kill me.” Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1362717-drug-crazed-cousin-murders-woman-in-brutal-attack-at-nakhon-pathom-home/ -
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Chinese Nationals Accused of Smuggling Agroterrorism Fungus into U.S. Lab
Why sneak the fungus into the country since it is already present here unless the samples are of a different and more virulent strain? The couple were definitely up to no good. -
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Crime American Arrested in Pattaya for Attempting to Exchange Fake US Dollars
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Crime Drug-Crazed Cousin Murders Woman in Brutal Attack at Nakhon Pathom Home
Picture courtesy of Workpoint News A woman was found brutally murdered in her bedroom in Nakhon Pathom on the morning of 4 June, with evidence pointing to her drug-intoxicated cousin as the prime suspect. The victim had managed to send a chilling final message before her death, warning a relative: “Nite is going to kill me.” The shocking crime occurred at a two-storey townhouse in Soi Krathum Lom 27, Sam Phran district. Police and rescue workers were alerted and discovered the body of Ms Naphattorn, 47, lying in her second-floor bedroom. She was found with clear signs of strangulation, plus a deep slash across her throat believed to have been caused by a broken fruit knife and severe facial and bodily injuries. A piece of cloth resembling a T-shirt was wrapped around her neck. An iron lay smashed nearby and blood was found throughout the bedroom and adjoining bathroom. Most disturbingly, part of her tongue appeared to have been bitten off during the struggle, with paper tissue still lodged in her mouth. Neighbours told reporters that the house was usually occupied only by the victim and her elderly aunt, who had temporarily returned to Kanchanaburi to care for her mother. The suspect, identified only as Mr Nite, a cousin of the deceased, had arrived unannounced the previous evening around 20:00 and was let into the house by the victim. At 07:25 the next morning, a friend of the suspect, Mr Apisit, drove from Chonburi to pick him up. After receiving no response at the door, he scaled the fence and found Mr Nite lying shirtless and dazed on the ground floor, surrounded by blood. He went upstairs and discovered the victim’s body in the bedroom. Mr Nite, who exhibited signs of confusion and incoherent speech, initially claimed he had been attacked by a masked intruder and bitten on the tongue. However, police noted that his behaviour suggested drug intoxication and medical responders observed a large swollen injury to the left rear of his head and bite wounds on his body. He also had scratch marks across his torso. Investigators recovered forensic evidence, including tissue samples found under the victim’s fingernails and the broken knife used in the assault. Mr Nite was taken into custody and transferred to Pho Kaew Police Station for drug testing and further questioning. Toxicology reports later confirmed the presence of narcotics in his system. Authorities also revealed that Mr Nite had a history of drug abuse and had previously undergone rehabilitation at Tha Kradan Hospital in Kanchanaburi. At this stage, formal charges have not yet been filed, as the suspect has a fractured skull and is currently unable to give a full statement. Police are continuing their investigation, treating the case as a homicide driven by drug-induced psychosis. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-06-05
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