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Crime Irish Fugitive Arrested in Krabi After 415 Days of Overstay
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Should I return to the UK - difficult decision!
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Crime Krabi on Alert as Two Suspicious Objects Found
UPDATE Security Tightened in Krabi as Authorities Search for Suspicious Devices in Ao Nang Picture courtesy of Matichon. Authorities in Krabi intensified their search for suspicious objects in two locations around the Ao Nang tourist area on 27 June, following confessions from suspects linked to a recent attempted bombing. However, no explosive materials were found during the operations. K-9 units from Border Patrol Police Division 43 in Songkhla, along with explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) teams and local investigative officers, were deployed to sweep the area around an antique locomotive displayed in front of a hotel in Ao Nang subdistrict. This site was identified based on information extracted from suspects who admitted to placing explosive devices there on the night of 23 June. CCTV footage corroborated their claims, showing an individual parking a motorcycle near the location and placing an object suspected to be an explosive. However, after a thorough search using metal detectors and K-9 units, no device was found. Investigators suspect that early morning cleaning crews on 24 June may have unknowingly disposed of the object with the trash. Waste from the area was later transported by the Ao Nang Subdistrict Administrative Organisation to a biowaste-to-energy facility in Sai Thai subdistrict. Officials are now reviewing security camera footage along the transport route to trace the object’s possible whereabouts. In a parallel operation, authorities also scoured the coastal defences near Noppharat Thara Beach, focusing on the area surrounding the well-known “Shellfish Sculpture” installation. The suspects had indicated this as another location where a device had been planted. EOD personnel and local officials searched the rocky seawalls, landscaped areas and over one kilometre of beachfront, but again found nothing. Meanwhile, park rangers from Noppharat Thara–Phi Phi Islands National Park, supported by Krabi Tourist Police, have stepped up patrols at the park’s pine garden area, a key point of departure for tourists taking boat trips to the islands. This follows the discovery of two suspicious packages in the same area the previous day, which were successfully neutralised by bomb disposal experts. Security and administrative officials are maintaining heightened alert levels, carrying out thorough scans and increased patrols across tourist hotspots in the province. The Governor of Krabi and regional security chiefs have since issued a statement confirming the situation is under control. Authorities continue to investigate the broader implications of the case, with an emphasis on ensuring public safety for both local residents and the large number of domestic and international tourists visiting Krabi. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-06-27 -
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USA Trump’s NATO Moment: 'Daddy' Remark Sparks Laughter and Global Headlines
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British Lump of Lard Hauled Off Thai Lion Air Flight
So, he got from the UK to Thailand without complaining, but on the way back, suddenly the seat is an issue? -
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Report Push for Gender Recognition Law Following Same-Sex Marriage Milestone
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