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More than 180 days present in Thailand in the year2024. would this be the total of days on TV visa and Non O visa, or just the total of days present in Thailand on Non O visa? -
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Thai Woman Arrested for Smuggling Cocaine Worth 16 Million Baht
Her biggest crime was marrying a Nigerian in the first place. All the world and his dog know why they are in Thailand. -
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Trump just said he is going to pardon the J6 "hostages".
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Motorcycle Rider Killed in Rear-End Collision with Parked Lorry in Lampang
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Thai Woman Arrested for Smuggling Cocaine Worth 16 Million Baht
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Driver Killed as Car Crashes into Electricity Pole
Pictures from responders. A crash occurred on the evening of 21 January when a car driver lost control, veered off the road, and violently crashed into an electricity pole, almost splitting it into two. The driver, a 59-year-old man, lost his life at the scene, trapped inside the tangled wreckage. At 19:00, Police Lieutenant Sutthas Majeaw, Deputy Inspector at Cha-am Police Station, received a report of the accident along Phetkasem Road, inbound, near kilometre marker 179 in Don Khun Huay Subdistrict, Cha-am. Emergency responders, including a medical team from Cha-am Hospital and rescue personnel from the Sawang Sanphech Dharma Foundation, were dispatched immediately. Upon arrival, authorities discovered a severely mangled Toyota car (registration from Bangkok) lodged around the electricity pole. The impact had wrapped the car around the pole and scattered personal belongings and documents across the scene. The driver, identified as Mr. Thanakorn, a resident of Wang Manow Subdistrict, Pak Tho District, Ratchaburi, was found crushed against the steering wheel inside the wreckage. Using hydraulic cutters, rescue workers extracted Mr. Thanakorn’s body from the wreckage. CCTV footage revealed that the car had been travelling normally along the road before suddenly losing control, veering off, and crashing into the pole at speed. Authorities suspect the driver may have experienced either a sudden medical issue or fallen asleep at the wheel. Rescue teams noted that the pole had tilted due to the impact, with wires pulled down around the wreckage. To prevent further hazards, two large cranes were called in to stabilise the pole before the vehicle could be safely removed. The incident caused significant traffic congestion, with vehicles backed up for several kilometres. The body was transported to Cha-am Hospital for a post-mortem examination. Police are continuing their investigation into the crash and will coordinate with the driver’s family for funeral arrangements. -- 2025-01-22
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