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Husband and Wife Arrested for Murder of Award-Winning Farmer in Phatthalung
Picture of arrest. In a dramatic turn of events, a husband and wife wanted for the murder of a renowned farmer in Phatthalung were captured in Chiang Rai on January 22. Authorities suspect the couple was planning to escape across the border to Myanmar. At approximately 10:30, officers from the Special Operations Unit in Chiang Rai Province, in collaboration with investigators from the Mae Sai Police Station, raided a rented property in the Ban Pa Mueat area of Mae Sai district. The suspects had been traced to the location following intelligence from Phatthalung police. The two suspects, identified as husband and wife, were arrested under warrants issued by the Phatthalung Provincial Court: 1. Mr. Sahaphap (alias Homong), 51, of Khuan Khanun district, Phatthalung. He is charged with premeditated murder and possession of firearms and ammunition without a licence. 2. Ms. Natthita (alias Namnoei), 32, of Chum Phae district, Khon Kaen. She faces the same charges as her husband. During initial questioning, the pair claimed to be tourists visiting Mae Sai and denied any involvement in the murder. They stated that they had rented the property as accommodation during their trip, which began on January 19. However, authorities suspect they were attempting to flee across the border to Tachileik, Myanmar. The arrests stem from the murder of Mr. Phop 72, a well-known and award-winning farmer from Khuan Khanun district, Phatthalung. Mr. Phop, owner of the celebrated “Uncle Phop’s Salacca Garden,” was gunned down on January 10th, sustaining six fatal gunshot wounds. Following the crime, Phatthalung police coordinated with their counterparts in Chiang Rai after evidence suggested the suspects had fled north. The arrests were carried out without incident. Authorities are continuing their investigation and plan to transport the suspects back to Phatthalung to face charges. Meanwhile, officials are working to uncover potential motives and the sequence of events leading to the murder. Related article: -- 2025-01-23 -
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Delivery Rider Killed in Road Rage Incident Involving Indian Driver on Sukhumvit Road
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 23 January 2025
Anutin Orders Stricter Measures to Curb Burning and Reduce PM 2.5 Anutin Charnvirakul. File photo courtesy: Thai Rath Thailand’s Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul mandated provincial governors and district officers nationwide to enforce strict measures against burning activities to reduce PM2.5 pollution. Offenders will face legal consequences. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1349619-anutin-orders-stricter-measures-to-curb-burning-and-reduce-pm-25/ -
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Anutin Orders Stricter Measures to Curb Burning and Reduce PM 2.5
Anutin Charnvirakul. File photo courtesy: Thai Rath Thailand’s Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul mandated provincial governors and district officers nationwide to enforce strict measures against burning activities to reduce PM2.5 pollution. Offenders will face legal consequences. On 22nd January 2025, Traisulee Traisoranakul, Secretary to the Interior Minister and Ministry spokesperson, reported that due to current weather conditions, many areas across the country are suffering from increased PM2.5 pollution, adversely affecting public health. To address this, Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed all provincial governors to issue directives to their district officers. The aim is to monitor air quality closely and implement measures that prevent open burning, particularly in agricultural areas and the burning of waste, which are major sources of toxic dust. The ministerial directive also emphasises collaboration between governors, district officers, and relevant agencies to inspect and educate the public on the adverse effects of pollution and the necessary control measures. Non-compliance with these rules will result in strict legal action. Traisulee highlighted that the minister expressed concerns over weather conditions that trap pollutants, worsening the PM2.5 crisis and posing a severe health risk to the public. Therefore, authorities nationwide are urged to implement a no-burning policy rigorously, increase inspection frequency, and ensure compliance, with penalties enforced against violators as the problem of air pollution remains a significant threat to public health, reported Daily News. -- 2025-01-23 -
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coming to thailand in february for 6 months
Yes they do and if you don't have the right type of visa they may deny boarding so better to have some kind of onward travel ticket.
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