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Man Found Dead, Leaves Farewell Letter Requesting Lottery Winnings Be Used to Pay Debts
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Authorities discovered the body of a 60-year-old man in Phan Thong district, Chonburi Province, accompanied by a poignant farewell letter to his family. The man, identified as Mr. Suchart asked in the letter that any winnings from 10 lottery tickets in his possession be used to clear his debts. The incident occurred in Nong Tamlueng Subdistrict, where police investigator Pol. Lt. Somsak Jai-la and rescue personnel from the Thammarasmimanirat Foundation were called to the scene. Upon arrival, the man's body was found hanging near a tree. His remains were recovered and sent to Phan Thong Hospital for an autopsy. The man's letter expressed his love and concern for his family, particularly his children. It read: "Take care of the children. I am no longer here. I love you and feel sorry for you. Please raise the children to be responsible adults so that their mother can rest easy. I have 10 government lottery tickets; if any win the grand prize, please use the money to settle all debts. Divide the rest-half for your mother and half for your brother. Please don't abandon your siblings. You are your father's treasure." The man's wife revealed that he had been under immense stress due to financial difficulties. He owed money to a relative who had come to collect 10,000 baht that day. "My husband asked me to find 10,000 baht, but I told him we didn't have that kind of money," she explained. "I told him to find a solution himself because every time there's a problem, he always relies on me to fix it. I think that must have made him even more stressed, leading to this tragic decision." Police plan to conduct further interviews with the family to determine the precise circumstances leading to the man's death. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek help. -- 2024-12-11 -
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What Time Do You Get On The Tins?
Clearly he needs rehab for his drug addiction and/or professional help for his mental health issues. -
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Thailand Birth Rate Nosedives: 81% Drop Surpasses Japan
When I was younger, one of my friends had 16 brothers and sisters.... if they followed the same trend as mentioned in this report he would only have 2.3 brothers and sisters (for a family with 3 children)... 🤣 -
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Thai Police to Crack Down on Crime During New Year Festivities
So the bad boys & girls take a 3/4-day holiday, and come back for the remaining 361/2 FRESH AND REARING TO GO -
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Thai Police to Crack Down on Crime During New Year Festivities
Police cracking down on crime? What will they come up with next? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 11 December 2024
Pickup Truck Driver Killed in Crash After Hitting Stationary Truck in Chonburi An incident occurred early morning near the Nong Chak Intersection in Ban Bueng District, Chonburi, when a pickup truck collided with the rear of a stationary 6-wheel truck. The incident claimed the life of the pickup truck driver and left a motorcyclist injured. Full Story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345855-pickup-truck-driver-killed-in-crash-after-hitting-stationary-truck-in-chonburi/ -
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Pickup Truck Driver Killed in Crash After Hitting Stationary Truck in Chonburi
Picture from responders. An incident occurred early morning on December 10, near the Nong Chak Intersection in Ban Bueng District, Chonburi, when a pickup truck collided with the rear of a stationary 6-wheel truck. The incident claimed the life of the pickup truck driver and left a motorcyclist injured. Pol. Capt. Wirat Trakulthai, investigator at Ban Bueng Police Station, was notified of the incident by the Sila Thammasamakom Rescue Unit. The collision took place on the overpass at the Nong Chak Intersection on the inbound side of Ban Bueng. At the scene, police found a heavily damaged Isuzu pickup truck, license plate from Bangkok, with its front end completely crushed and the roof collapsed. Rescue workers had to use cutting equipment to extract the body of the driver, later identified as Mr. Nipon Srikathat, 33. Nearby, a blue Honda Wave motorcycle, license plate from Chonburi, was found parked beside the wreckage. The rider, identified as Ms. Suhansa Sobanhari, 39, sustained chest and rib injuries and was transported to Ban Bueng Hospital for treatment. The crash was caused by a stationary blue Isuzu 6-wheel truck, license plate from Bangkok, carrying a full load of chickens. The truck’s front-right tyre had burst after running over a plastic pallet left on the road. The truck driver, Mr. Wichit Homyotha, 42, stated that after the tyre burst, he stopped the truck in the right lane of the overpass and attempted to signal approaching vehicles. However, the pickup truck failed to stop in time and collided with the truck’s rear-left corner, leading to the fatal crash. Police documented the scene and collected evidence. Mr. Wichit was taken in for further questioning to determine the full circumstances of the collision and to proceed with legal action. -- 2024-12-11
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