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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 24 November 2024
Village Chief Discovers Five Grenades During Road Construction in Phayao A shocking discovery of five hand grenades halted a road construction project in Huai Pum Village, Chiang Kham District. The explosives, believed to date back to the Communist insurgency era, were safely removed and destroyed by authorities. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344372-village-chief-discovers-five-grenades-during-road-construction-in-phayao/ -
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Young Heroes Save Woman from Chao Phraya River Leap
Two young students from Wat Lad Bua Khao School are being hailed as heroes after their brave act of saving a woman who had jumped from the Bangkok Bridge into the Chao Phraya River. The incident, which could have ended tragically, has left netizens deeply impressed by the boys' courage. The story gained widespread attention on social media after it was reported on November 22, around 19:30. According to a post by the volunteer rescue organisation, Bang Phong Phang Foundation, a 17- year-old woman had leapt from the Bangkok Bridge in an apparent attempt to end her life. Fortunately, the two 12 year old students, witnessing the event, immediately jumped into the river to rescue her. With remarkable bravery and quick action, they managed to pull the woman to safety. After being brought ashore, volunteers provided first aid before transporting her to Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital for further care. The rescue, captured on video and shared widely online, has drawn overwhelming praise for the boys' heroic deed. Social media users have expressed admiration for their courage and selflessness, celebrating the young students as role models for their peers. Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Video from Bang Phong Phang Foundation Facebook. -- 2024-11-24 ScreenRecording_11-23-2024 16-54-38_1.mp4 -
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Authorities Raid Illegal Shop Selling Kratom, Cannabis, & E-Cigarettes in Sisaket
Sisaket Governor Anupong Suksomnit assigned Deputy Governor Suriya Butchinda, along with Sukhit Luangsakulthai, District Chief of Sisaket, and Amorn Nambut, Acting District Chief of Sisaket City, to lead a joint operation targeting illegal activities in the area. The raid on November 22, at 13.30, was conducted in coordination with local law enforcement, public health officials, and the provincial anti-narcotics centre. The operation was launched following complaints submitted by local residents through the Sisaket Provincial Damrongtham Center. Residents reported disturbances caused by a shop known as “Bang Top,” located within a dormitory complex in Phanta Yai Community, Sisaket City Municipality. The shop was accused of openly selling kratom-infused drinks, cannabis, and e-cigarettes to students and the public 24/7, causing significant disruption in the neighbourhood. Upon arrival, authorities discovered three individuals operating the illegal shop: • Thanaphat Meeboon, 20, from Khukhan District, Sisaket • Theerapat Duanyai, 22, from Wang Hin District, Sisaket • Dechawat Songmuang, 22, from Det Udom District, Ubon Ratchathani The suspects were caught producing kratom-infused drinks and selling cannabis and e-cigarettes. A search of the premises revealed a large stash of contraband and equipment, including: • 2,380 foreign-brand cigarettes • 170 e-cigarette pods • 1,719 bottles of cough syrup • 6 kratom-boiling pots • 26 bottles of kratom-infused drinks • 10 kilograms of cannabis flower buds • 4,224 empty bottles • Business signage, weighing scales, and cash totaling 296,480 baht Authorities seized all items as evidence. The suspects were charged with multiple offenses, including: 1. Producing and selling food products (kratom) in violation of the Food Act of 1979. 2. Selling modern medicine without authorization under the Medicine Act of 1967. 3. Possession of untaxed goods (foreign cigarettes) under the Excise Tax Act of 2017. 4. Selling controlled herbs (cannabis) without permission under the Traditional Thai Medicine Wisdom Protection Act of 1999. 5. Violating regulations prohibiting the sale of e-cigarettes and related products under Consumer Protection Committee Order 27/2567. Notably, this shop had been raided three times in the past but continued its illegal activities, reopening in the same location with a larger operation. Despite repeated warnings, the operators showed blatant disregard for the law. The three suspects, along with the confiscated items, were taken into custody and handed over to the Sisaket City Police for further legal proceedings. Picture from the raid. -- 2024-11-24 -
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Authorities Raid Bar in Pattaya for Operating Beyond Legal Hours
In the early hours of November 23, local authorities and police raided a well-known bar in South Pattaya for violating operating hours, disrupting a lively night for patrons and employees. Led by Lieutenant Chonlathit Layananon, Deputy District Chief of Chonburi Province, and Police Lieutenant Colonel Sirachat Nuthes, Deputy Superintendent of Pattaya City Police Station, a team of officials carried out an inspection of nightlife venues in Bang Lamung District. The operation aimed to ensure compliance with entertainment regulations, focusing on Pattaya’s entertainment hotspots. During the sweep, officers discovered the Thonglor Pattaya bar in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung District, still in full swing after 03.00. The venue was operating with flashing lights, loud music, and patrons enjoying drinks and dancing. Authorities entered the bar unannounced, immediately ordering staff to cease activities, turn off the music, and turn on the lights. Patrons and staff were separated for identity checks, while urine tests were conducted to screen for drug use. Initial investigations revealed no illegal substances or contraband on the premises. The bar’s manager, identified as Mr. Surawit 24, was taken into custody. He faces charges for operating an entertainment venue beyond permitted hours. The case has been handed over to Pattaya City Police Station for further legal proceedings. This raid underscores the ongoing efforts by Chonburi provincial authorities to enforce regulations on nightlife establishments and curb unlawful activities in the Pattaya area. Picture of the raid. -- 2024-11-24 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 24 November 2024
5,000 Litres of Smuggled Fuel Seized in Satun Waters Authorities have seized 5,000 litres of untaxed fuel and apprehended two suspects in a joint operation targeting fuel smuggling in the coastal waters of Satun Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344371-5000-litres-of-smuggled-fuel-seized-in-satun-waters/ -
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Is this the "Little Surprise" of 47 and the Speaker?
The question is also one of procedure: Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.), who was elected Republican leader this week, hasn’t ruled out recess appointments, but he has also acknowledged they could be procedurally difficult to achieve if there is enough GOP opposition. “ -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
Just received the same email and don't understand a word of it. I'm not from the USA and all the other crs/facta is unknow to me as well. Also I reside in Thailand so what to do? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 24 November 2024
Electric Tricycle Fire Causes Injury and Property Damage in Mae Hong Son Mae Hong Son City Police, under the direction of Pol. Col. Pasawin Kaewtai, reported a fire incident on November 23, at approximately 02:55. Pol. Lt. Boonrub Yubon, the investigating officer, was alerted by the Sam Mok Radio Centre about an electric tricycle catching fire. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344370-electric-tricycle-fire-causes-injury-and-property-damage-in-mae-hong-son/
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