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CIB Marine Police Rescue Fisherman Adrift at Sea
Picture courtesy of CIB. The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), through the Marine Police Division, successfully rescued a fisherman who had been stranded at sea after suffering an injury while fishing. At approximately 15:30 on 1 April, officers from the Narathiwat Marine Police Unit (S. Ron. 3, K.K. 7, B.K. Ron.) received an emergency call from Mr. Mayuki, 32, who reported that he had gone fishing by boat the previous day, using a net off the coast of Koh Kien Beach in Mueang District, Narathiwat. While retrieving his net, he was pricked by a fish spine, causing severe pain and loss of consciousness. Upon regaining consciousness the next morning, Mr. Mayuki found that his boat had drifted so far from shore that land was no longer visible. Despite his efforts to paddle back, he became exhausted. Later that afternoon, at around 15:30, his mobile phone regained signal, allowing him to call for help. He reported feeling dizzy and weak due to a lack of food and water. Marine Police immediately launched a rescue mission. By 17:00 they located a small blue fibreglass boat, approximately three metres long, floating in the sea. Officers safely retrieved Mr. Mayuki and brought him back to shore. The operation was carried out under the direction of Lieutenant General Jiraphop Phuridet, Commissioner of the CIB, and Major General Setthasiri Nipphaya, Commander of the Marine Police Division. The rescue team was led by Police Captain Burachat Liamchat, along with Police Sergeant Major Surasak Jandaeng and officers from the Narathiwat Marine Police Unit, in cooperation with the Provincial Maritime Enforcement Command Centre (SMCC) Narathiwat and the Metta Tham Rescue Unit. Authorities reminded the public to take safety precautions while at sea and to ensure they have reliable means of communication in case of emergencies. -- 2025-04-03 -
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Starlink Roam: Are you using it effectively in Thailand now?
Hi Gamma, Whats your budget for this little escapade ? ( presume U just need Starlink & power gear ? ) -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 3 April 2025
Major Fire Destroys Thawee Charoen Superstore in Chanthaburi A devastating fire broke out late night on the 1 April, at the Thawee Charoen Superstore (Maharaj branch) in Chanthaburi province, completely engulfing the building in flames. Emergency services were alerted at around 23:30 prompting an immediate response from the Chanthaburi Municipality’s Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department. Firefighting units from nearby areas were also called in to assist. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356600-major-fire-destroys-thawee-charoen-superstore-in-chanthaburi/ -
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Major Fire Destroys Thawee Charoen Superstore in Chanthaburi
Pictures from responders. A devastating fire broke out late night on the 1 April, at the Thawee Charoen Superstore (Maharaj branch) in Chanthaburi province, completely engulfing the building in flames. Emergency services were alerted at around 23:30 prompting an immediate response from the Chanthaburi Municipality’s Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department. Firefighting units from nearby areas were also called in to assist. Initial reports indicate that the fire originated from an electrical short circuit at a streetlight in front of the store. Sparks from the electrical fault ignited overhead wiring, causing melting plastic to drip onto a plastic waste bin below. The flames quickly spread to the store’s main structure, intensifying rapidly. Despite the ferocity of the blaze, there were no casualties. At the time of the incident, the store owner, Surachai Kaewthong, commonly known as “Hia Ping”, was inside with his wife, five children, and more than ten migrant workers. Fortunately, they managed to escape unharmed. Multiple fire engines were deployed to tackle the fire, with firefighters battling the inferno for more than six hours before bringing it under control. Due to lingering heat and thick smoke inside the collapsed structure, additional water was sprayed to prevent any resurgence of flames. By the morning of 2 April, authorities arrived to assess the damage and determine the precise cause of the fire. Police Colonel Arkhaphong Sunthornwipat, Deputy Commander of Chanthaburi Provincial Police, led the investigation alongside district officials and forensic specialists. Meanwhile, Chanthaburi Governor Kittipong Kitikhun and Provincial Police Commander Major General Phadungsak Raksasuk have ordered a thorough inspection of the incident and its aftermath. Although an electrical short circuit is suspected to be the primary cause, forensic teams are conducting a detailed investigation to confirm the findings and evaluate the full extent of the damage. -- 2025-04-03 -
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Marilyn, it's not Diamonds that are your best friends. It's Gold. Or is it?
a) Can't be. The financial press is commenting the stellar performance of Gold daily. b) Technically "overbought" can range from "yearly overbought" to "overbought" in a 30 minute chart. Both are in overbouth territory currently. c) Most Gold-Gurus resemble your description of " The most common denominator was that it was usually some gormless neck bearded weirdo sitting behind some $100 Office Depot desk set up in his apartment bedroom or moms basement". I FULLY AGREE. d) Yes, the Swiss National Bank sold a good part of it's Gold holdings. The strict "monetary policy" made the Swiss-Franc" as good as Gold. Still in place. The Swiss National Bank is forced to buy massive amounts of $ and Euros regularily just to keep the Swiss-Franc from "overvaluation". e) If in doubt about the future price of Gold, look at the recommendations of my Romainian Clairvoyant Lady that I posted above.
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