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Crime Man Shoots Woman Dead Over Row About Cooking for His Mother
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A domestic dispute ended in tragedy when a man shot his sister-in-law dead on the steps of her home following a family argument about cooking duties for his mother. The incident occurred on 22 June, in Ban Khlong Mod Daeng, Khlong Lan District, Kamphaeng Phet province. Local police and rescue services were called to the scene after reports of gunfire at a stilted wooden house in Village 3 of Pong Nam Ron subdistrict. Officers found the lifeless body of 53-year-old Mrs Nitaya lying in a pool of blood at the foot of the house’s staircase. She had suffered multiple shotgun wounds to the right arm, chest and left side of her face. A shotgun and two spent shells were recovered at the scene. The alleged shooter, Mr Asia, 42, was arrested at the scene. He was found in an intoxicated and incoherent state. He is the younger brother of the victim’s husband. According to initial police interviews, the shooting followed a heated argument between Mr Asia and his elder brother. The dispute was reportedly sparked by Mr Asia’s anger that the victim had not prepared food for their elderly mother. During the quarrel, the brothers exchanged threats before Mr Asia returned to his nearby home, just 50 metres away, retrieved a shotgun and fired it toward his brother’s home. One of the shots struck Mrs Nitaya, who was standing on the stairs. The victim’s husband, who witnessed the incident, said he had argued with his younger brother over the care of their mother, particularly about his wife not cooking for her. He said the row escalated rapidly, resulting in the fatal attack. The suspect has confessed to the crime, police said. He is being held in custody at Khlong Lan Police Station. He faces charges of homicide and illegal possession of a firearm. Mrs Nitaya’s body has been sent for further forensic examination at Sawanpracharak Hospital in Nakhon Sawan province. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-06-24 -
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Transport Phuket Says Farewell to Pink Buses in Favour of Electric Fleet
Not just batteries, all the mines over the whole world, for centuries we've been digging up the planet just for profit or convenience of life. And we're all sitting on top of it. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 24 June 2025
Dog Rescued from Abandoned Well in Sugarcane Field Picture courtesy of kaoded. A heartwarming rescue operation unfolded in a sugarcane field in Tha Muang district, Kanchanaburi, after a young dog was discovered trapped at the bottom of a deep, abandoned groundwater well. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364591-dog-rescued-from-abandoned-well-in-sugarcane-field/ -
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BREAKING NEWS Trump: Iran Missile Attack on U.S. Base in Qatar 'Very Weak' and Calls for Regional Peace
Trump Dismisses Iranian Missile Attack on U.S. Base in Qatar as 'Very Weak' and Calls for Regional Peace In the early hours following a missile barrage launched by Iran at a U.S. military base in Qatar, President Donald Trump downplayed the attack, describing it as a “very weak response” and claiming that the United States had successfully intercepted nearly all incoming missiles. Speaking on his social media platform, Truth Social, Trump said: “Iran has officially responded to our Obliteration of their Nuclear Facilities with a very weak response, which we expected, and have very effectively countered.” According to Trump, Iran launched 14 missiles at U.S. positions in Qatar. Of those, 13 were reportedly intercepted, while one veered off harmlessly in a “nonthreatening direction.” Trump assured the public that no Americans were harmed and that the damage was minimal. He also noted that no Qatari citizens were killed or injured in the assault. “This is the retaliation that was expected,” said House Speaker Mike Johnson, who confirmed he had received a classified intelligence briefing on the situation earlier in the day. His comments suggest that U.S. officials were prepared for such a strike following the American air assault that destroyed Iranian nuclear infrastructure days prior. While tensions have escalated between Washington and Tehran, Trump struck a surprisingly conciliatory tone in his follow-up messages, suggesting that the confrontation might be coming to an end. “Most importantly, they’ve gotten it all out of their ‘system,’ and there will, hopefully, be no further HATE,” he posted. “I want to thank Iran for giving us early notice.” Trump's remarks appear to suggest a willingness to move past the current crisis, advocating for a renewed diplomatic push in the region. “Perhaps Iran can now proceed to Peace and Harmony in the Region, and I will enthusiastically encourage Israel to do the same,” he wrote. Moments later, Trump issued two additional messages, doubling down on his message of peace and offering praise for Qatar's diplomatic efforts. “I want to thank the Emir of Qatar for all that he has done in seeking Peace for the Region,” he said. In a final, emphatic message, the U.S. president proclaimed: “CONGRATULATIONS WORLD, IT’S TIME FOR PEACE!” While the missile attack marked a serious escalation following the U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear program, Trump’s confident tone and emphasis on diplomacy suggested that Washington might not seek further immediate military retaliation. The next steps from Tehran remain to be seen, but for now, American leadership appears eager to declare victory and pivot toward de-escalation. Adapted by ASEAN Now from BBC 2025-06-24 -
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Community Dog Rescued from Abandoned Well in Sugarcane Field
Picture courtesy of kaoded. A heartwarming rescue operation unfolded in a sugarcane field in Tha Muang district, Kanchanaburi, after a young dog was discovered trapped at the bottom of a deep, abandoned groundwater well. The incident occurred near Soi 1 behind Wat Krang Thong Ratburana, Moo 5 in Thung Thong subdistrict. Local villagers alerted the Khun Rattanawut Foundation after hearing desperate cries for help coming from the disused well, which was approximately five metres deep. Rescue personnel arrived swiftly and found a male dog, estimated to be about one year old, visibly frightened and weakened after being stuck for an extended period. The team assessed the situation and carefully lowered a rope with a knotted rescue loop to retrieve the animal. Within a short time, the puppy was successfully lifted to safety, much to the relief of onlookers who had gathered to watch and offer support. In a surprising twist, the villager who had reported the incident approached the rescued dog, only to realise it was his own pet, affectionately named “Chao Boon Khum” (translated as “Lucky Protector”), who had gone missing earlier. Overcome with joy, the man embraced his beloved dog, relieved to have him back safe and sound. The Khun Rattanawut Foundation used the opportunity to remind the public about the dangers posed by open or abandoned wells, especially those lacking protective covers. They urged property owners to take precautions to prevent incidents involving pets, wildlife or children. The foundation also encouraged swift reporting of similar incidents to ensure timely and safe rescues. The story of Chao Boon Khum has since resonated with locals, a reminder of the importance of community vigilance and compassion in times of need. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-06-24 -
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Crime Kidnap Report Leads to Discovery of Korean Loan Shark Gang in Pattaya
Thailand has a lot to learn...and we know how they like to be educated... very slowly
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