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Motorcyclist dies after running red light in Bangkok crash
A tragic traffic incident occurred at the Wat Samian Nari intersection in Bangkok, where a motorcyclist ran a red light and collided with a passing pickup truck, resulting in the motorcyclist’s immediate death. The accident happened early today, November 13, at 12.30am, leaving police in the capital city to respond swiftly to the scene. Police Lieutenant Vichian Buntan-sen from Prachachuen Police Station received a report about the heartbreaking accident involving a motorcycle and a pickup truck at the intersection of Kamphaeng Phet 6 Road in the Chatuchak district of Bangkok. Upon arrival, along with Ruam Katanyu Foundation volunteers, they found a black pickup truck with severe damage to its front left side. Nearby, a red motorcycle lay in ruins, its front badly damaged, and a white full-face helmet was found on the ground. The rider, a young man estimated to be between 20 and 25 years old, tragically died at the scene, with no identification documents on his person. The driver of the pickup truck, 50 year old Krit, recounted the events leading up to the accident. He was driving towards Si Mum Mueang Market via Thesaban Songkhro Road and stopped at the Wat Samian Nari intersection due to a red traffic light. When the light turned green, he proceeded to drive towards Vibhavadi Road. Suddenly, a speeding motorcycle ran the red light from the opposite direction and crashed into the side of his vehicle, resulting in the motorcyclist’s death, reported KhaoSod. “I was just following the traffic rules and moving on the green light when the motorcycle came out of nowhere and hit my truck.” Police are currently reviewing CCTV footage from the intersection to gather evidence and determine the cause of the accident. The deceased has been sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine at the Police Hospital, awaiting further action from family members. By Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of Matichon Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-13 -
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Thais in Los Angeles Protest Against PM Paetongtarn’s Visit
You, I and many others are extremely clear and have no need to wonder, sounds like the American Thai's also are well aware 😉 -
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Bangkok Bank - Other ATM Fees
This happened to me in October 2024 and my newish renewed SCB was working fine in the 2 village ATM but then had trouble and yes tried GSB and not just 20 Baht but also a hidden 20 baht which comes off the receipt but the SCB machines do play up but do run the risk of the card swallowed up but they are banks after all -
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Withdraw Money From The Atm, Charge 35 Baht?
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 13 November 2024
Shock and awe: Disabled man electrocuted in fatal fan fire Picture courtesy of Matichon A tragic incident occurred when a disabled man was electrocuted, leading to a fire that consumed him as he lay over a fan. His sister, who was upstairs, was affected by smoke inhalation. Neighbours quickly responded after hearing an explosion and seeing smoke billowing from the house. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343451-shock-and-awe-disabled-man-electrocuted-in-fatal-fan-fire/ -
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Cannot create new content
I press the " + Create" button, in the window I choose "Topic" Presented with a dropdown "Select Forum". Then, most of the forums are greyed out and thus unavailable. I've logged out and back in, cleared cookies etc to no avail. Any thoughts please. -
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Shock and awe: Disabled man electrocuted in fatal fan fire
A tragic incident occurred when a disabled man was electrocuted, leading to a fire that consumed him as he lay over a fan. His sister, who was upstairs, was affected by smoke inhalation. Neighbours quickly responded after hearing an explosion and seeing smoke billowing from the house. The police in Rattanathibet, Nonthaburi, received a report of a house fire early today, November 13, at 6am. The fire took place at a townhouse on Rattanathibet Soi 24 in Bang Kraso, Nonthaburi. Upon receiving the report, police officers, along with firefighters from Nonthaburi City Municipality, personnel from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation, and forensic doctors, arrived at the scene. Inside the two-storey townhouse, the body of 62 year old Chaiporn was found on the ground floor, lying over a fan, severely burnt. Chaiporn, who was disabled, tragically succumbed to the flames. Upstairs, they found 65 year old Thanyaphat, who was once a teacher, suffering from smoke inhalation. Firefighters managed to rescue her safely from the burning house, and she was promptly taken to Phra Nang Klao Hospital. The siblings had been living in the house together without any other company. Thawin, a 49 year old neighbour, described hearing a loud explosion before noticing smoke emanating from the adjacent house. Upon entering, he attempted to extinguish the fire and discovered Thanyaphat struggling with smoke on the upper floor. Firefighters soon arrived and managed to bring her to safety. Thawin then called the police to report the incident. Another neighbour, 61 year old Pla, recounted hearing an explosion at around 5am, followed by the smell of burning electrical wires. She alerted her son to the situation, and together they saw smoke pouring out from the ground floor. Her son used water to try to douse the flames while other neighbours joined in to assist in rescuing those affected by the fire. Unfortunately, Chaiporn was already deceased on the lower floor. Following the incident, forensic officers from Nonthaburi, along with medical personnel, arrived to investigate the scene. Their preliminary examination revealed no visible injuries or signs of physical assault on the body, reported KhaoSod. It is suspected that Chaiporn was electrocuted, lost consciousness, and subsequently perished in the fire. His body was taken to the Institute of Forensic Science for a thorough autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. By Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of Matichon Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-13
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