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Jeremy Renner walks red carpet just three months after his near-fatal accident:
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Brutal Knife Attack Leaves One Myanmar National Dead, Brother Critically Injured
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Police are searching for a suspect following a deadly knife attack at an apartment block in Bo Win, Si Racha District, that left one Myanmar man dead and his younger brother seriously injured. The attack is believed to have stemmed from ongoing personal disputes. At around 20:00 on 14 April, Pol. Sub-Lt. Jomphop Khongsin, duty officer at Bo Win Police Station, received reports of a fatal stabbing involving Myanmar nationals at an apartment complex in Moo 8, Bo Win Subdistrict, Chonburi Province. Officers arrived at the scene accompanied by forensic investigators, medical personnel from Aow Udom Hospital, and volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation’s Si Racha division. They discovered the body of 30-year-old Mr. Su Mong, a Myanmar national, on the fourth floor of the apartment. He had suffered multiple stab wounds to the torso. A 5-inch kitchen knife, believed to be the murder weapon, was found beside the blood-soaked body. His younger brother, Mr. Phyu Nini, 22, was found severely injured after fleeing approximately 200 metres to another apartment building to seek help. He had sustained stab wounds to his left side, back, and chest. Emergency responders rushed him to Queen Savang Vadhana Memorial Hospital for treatment. Authorities have sent the deceased’s body to Laem Chabang Hospital for a full autopsy. Police are currently reviewing witness testimonies and security footage to identify and locate the assailant. The motive behind the attack is still under investigation. -- 2025-04-16 -
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Foreign Tourist Assaults Bar Staff & Women in Pattaya Soi 6, Knocked Down in Viral Brawl
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 16 April 2025
Taxi Driver Assaulted with Beer Bottle & Robbed by Passenger in Bangkok Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A Bangkok taxi driver was attacked with a beer bottle and robbed of his mobile phone by a passenger who then fled the scene, police have confirmed. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357841-taxi-driver-assaulted-with-beer-bottle-robbed-by-passenger-in-bangkok/ -
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NOT APPROVED BECAUSE IM NOT HIGH SO
Meet a lady from saraburi.She told me she speaks English wery well.I speak thai well.After few minutes she asked me if i could speak thai to her because easier to understand she said Well..i spoke thai then.We talked about 30 minutes.She asked this and that.My status etc etc.Where i meet my exwife and so on I asked her to open her cam but she refused. About 5 minutes after we talked she msg me and said she only dating High -so people not a low so like me.I laughing by myself because some is so stupid and think their so special. I never looking down on people wherever they come from or their status.I blocked this lady but replied her that she better looking herself at the mirror before judge other. I understand that she looks for a guy with big money that makes her shine in her stupid life- 2
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138 Deaths in First Four Days of Songkran’s “Seven Dangerous Days”
The 'Authorities' seem to use national occasions such as Songkran, to push a general message for greater road safety. And why not of course? However, road death statistics historically show that the average daily toll historically is about 38 deaths a day - (80% + of those due to motorbike accidents). 38 daily includes deaths which occur later away from the scene, in hospital etc., (but the lower figures often disclosed at Songkran can include immediate deaths only). Songkran congestion on major routes might actually make the main routes safer, with traffic moving slower? But predominantly, road deaths result from motorbike accidents, wild driving (drink or drug fuelled) together with passenger overloads, phoning while riding , not wearing helmets and so on. Whichever way you look at it, it's an ongoing tragedy and I see very little Policing going on from day to day. Surely, it's motorbike riders particularly that need more Policing to reduce the daily toll. Drive safely all.
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