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Crime Jealous Ex Shoots New Partner of Former Wife
Picture courtesy of Khaosod A shocking case of jealousy turned violent in the early hours of 25 July when a man stormed into a bedroom and opened fire on the new partner of his former wife. The victim, a former drummer of the popular Mor Lam band Lam Yai Hai Thongkham, was left critically injured. Police have arrested 26-year-old Mr. Phachara, also known as “Phet” from Phosa Subdistrict, after he turned himself in following the attack. He is accused of breaking into a house in Hua Phai Subdistrict, Muang Ang Thong District, and shooting 28-year-old Mr. Suwatchai, known locally as “Chang Earth”, multiple times. According to investigators from Ang Thong Provincial Police, the suspect admitted to the shooting, citing jealousy as the motive. He had reportedly divorced his former wife just days earlier, on 15 July. After the shooting, he fled the scene on a Yamaha Fino motorcycle with a friend and later disposed of the firearm by throwing it into the Chao Phraya River near Phongpheng Subdistrict. Police recovered eight bullet casings at the scene and are examining CCTV footage from multiple cameras installed around the house. The bedroom bore clear signs of violence, with a bloodstained mattress and a shattered window believed to have been pierced by bullets. The victim sustained gunshot wounds to his leg, hip and abdomen and was rushed to Ang Thong Hospital, where doctors managed to stabilise his condition. Ms. Ket, the 25-year-old current partner of Mr. Suwatchai, told officers that she had been living with him for about a month when the attack occurred. She reported that Mr. Phachara, her ex-partner, entered the house from the rear, kicked down the bedroom door and began shooting before fleeing with an accomplice. Authorities have charged Mr. Phachara with attempted murder, unlawful entry and weapons offences. The case remains under investigation as police continue to gather evidence. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-07-27 -
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Out in the woods: Too much humidity in our Thailand jungle now?
A dehumidifier will add heat. I use an air conditioner to remove humidity -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 27 July 2025
Royal Thai Navy Issues Four Key Guidelines for Civilians in the Event of War Picture courtesy of The Standard The Royal Thai Navy has released a set of four key guidelines for civilians to follow in the event that Thailand enters a state of war or faces a severe national security crisis. The advisory, issued ton 26 July, urges citizens to remain calm, informed and actively supportive of national defence efforts. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1367970-royal-thai-navy-issues-four-key-guidelines-for-civilians-in-the-event-of-war/ -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Royal Thai Navy Issues Four Key Guidelines for Civilians in the Event of War
Picture courtesy of The Standard The Royal Thai Navy has released a set of four key guidelines for civilians to follow in the event that Thailand enters a state of war or faces a severe national security crisis. The advisory, issued ton 26 July, urges citizens to remain calm, informed and actively supportive of national defence efforts. The Navy emphasised that civilians play a vital role in supporting the armed forces and ensuring national stability. The four recommended guidelines are as follows: 1. Be Informed – Stay Disciplined The public is urged to follow updates only from official and reliable sources, particularly those issued by the military. Citizens are advised against spreading unverified information or engaging in the circulation of fake news. Moreover, the Navy stressed the importance of refraining from sharing operational details related to military movements, in order to safeguard strategic security and protect personnel. 2. Watch, Report and Support Civilians are encouraged to act as the eyes and ears of the authorities by reporting suspicious individuals, objects, or activities. Cooperation during security checks and search operations is essential in maintaining public safety and preventing potential threats in local areas. 3. Conserve Resources – Strengthen the Nation During times of conflict, conserving energy and natural resources is crucial. Citizens are encouraged to minimise waste and support energy efficiency, which helps reduce national vulnerabilities and ensures long-term resilience both at the individual and national level. 4. Support Logistics Wisely In cases where the public wishes to support the military through donations, the Navy requests that only essential supplies, such as medicines and medical equipment, be provided. Donations should be delivered to designated government collection points to avoid confusion and to ease the logistical burden of sorting and transporting unnecessary items. The Royal Thai Navy concluded by stating that public cooperation is a vital force in preserving the nation’s independence and ensuring its continued security during turbulent times. Adapted by Asean Now from The Standard 2025-07-27 -
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Crime EOD Police Officer Accused of Patricide in Ratchaburi
UPDATE Bomb Squad Police Officer Surrenders After Shooting Father Dead in Ratchaburi Family Dispute -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 27 July 2025
Bomb Squad Police Officer Surrenders After Shooting Father Dead in Ratchaburi Family Dispute Picture courtesy of Khaosod A police officer has turned himself in after fatally shooting his biological father seven times in what authorities are calling a deeply disturbing domestic incident. The suspect, a bomb disposal officer, is being held without bail due to the seriousness of the crime. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1367969-bomb-squad-police-officer-surrenders-after-shooting-father-dead-in-ratchaburi-family-dispute/
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