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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 8 December 2024
Police Arrest Couple for Forging New Zealand Visas to Defraud Job Seekers The Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) has arrested a couple for forging New Zealand visas and defrauding Thai citizens seeking overseas employment. At a press briefing held at 09:30 on December 7, CCIB Commander Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwphan, alongside other officials, including representatives from the New Zealand Embassy in Thailand and Immigration New Zealand, announced the successful operation against the suspects. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345611-police-arrest-couple-for-forging-new-zealand-visas-to-defraud-job-seekers/ -
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Amnesty International "It's a Genocide in Gaza"
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 8 December 2024
Lampang: Pickup Collides with Two Cars, Leaving Two Seriously Injured A traffic collision occurred on Jamthewi Road (Lampang-Hang Chat Old Route) near the U-turn at Ban Pa Hiang, Bo Haeo Subdistrict, Mueang District, Lampang Province. The incident involved three vehicles, leaving two individuals seriously injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345610-lampang-pickup-collides-with-two-cars-leaving-two-seriously-injured/ -
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Trump the convicted felon gets off so why not Bidens son?
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18-Wheel Truck Overturns, Driver Severely Injured and Trapped Inside : Laem Chabang An 18-wheel trailer truck overturned on a curve on the parallel road of Motorway 7, near Wat Manarom, heading towards Chak Yai Chin Intersection in Laem Chabang, Sriracha District, Chonburi Province. Rescue teams worked for an hour to free the trapped driver, who sustained severe injuries. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345609-18-wheel-truck-overturns-driver-severely-injured-and-trapped-inside- laem-chabang/ -
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Woman Severely Injured After Being Hit by Taxi While Crossing Road at Night
Picture from responders. A woman was severely injured in a late-night collision after being struck by a taxi while attempting to cross the road. A bystander performed CPR, reviving her before paramedics arrived. At around 01:00 on December 7, police from Samrong Nuea Station responded to reports of a traffic collision on Thepharak Road near kilometre marker 4.5, heading towards Bang Phli in Samut Prakan. The incident occurred in front of a pub. Emergency responders from Paolo Memorial Samut Prakan Hospital and the Poh Teck Tung Foundation also attended the scene. Authorities found a severely injured 30-year-old woman, identified only as “Ms. A”, near the road’s central divider. A good Samaritan had performed CPR until she regained a pulse, after which she was transported to the hospital. Nearby, a damaged orange Toyota taxi was parked in the right lane with its front-right section dented, headlight broken, and windshield cracked. The driver, identified as Mr. Sena, 53, waited at the scene to provide his account of the incident. According to Mr. Sena, he was driving normally and preparing to make a U-turn to drop off a passenger when the victim suddenly ran across the road without stopping. He stated, “She ran across the road abruptly, and I couldn’t stop in time.” A witness described the incident differently, noting that the woman appeared to be crossing from a pub to the opposite side of the road when the taxi, traveling in the right lane, struck her. The impact caused her to be thrown into the air. The witness added, “I rushed to check her pulse, but she had none, so I performed CPR until her heartbeat returned and waited for rescue workers to take over.” Initial investigations indicate that the victim had not reached the central divider when she was hit. Police have summoned both the taxi driver and the victim’s friends for further questioning at the station. CCTV footage from the area will also be reviewed to determine the cause of the accident. Legal proceedings will follow based on the findings. -- 2024-12-08 -
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Authorities Raid Counterfeit Hair Dye Operation in Phitsanulok
Picture courtesy of ECSD Police in Phitsanulok have uncovered a counterfeit operation selling fake L’Oréal hair dye and related products, seizing items from a residence. On December 7, Pol. Lt. Col. Natthawut Pomngern, a special officer with the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD), along with other officers and representatives from the affected company, conducted a raid on a house in Moo 8, Hua Ro Subdistrict, Mueang Phitsanulok District. The raid resulted in the arrest of a 39-year-old woman, identified only as “Ms. A”, and the seizure of counterfeit products bearing the L’Oréal trademark. The operation stemmed from a complaint filed by L’Oréal representatives, who reported the unauthorised sale of fake hair products, including those used for dyeing, perming, and straightening, on social media. The counterfeit products had not undergone L’Oréal’s standard quality checks and posed potential risks to consumers. Following an investigation, police identified the suspect’s residence as a storage and distribution point for the counterfeit goods. With sufficient evidence, officers obtained a search warrant from the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court and carried out the raid, uncovering the fake products hidden on the property. During questioning, the suspect admitted to all charges. Authorities charged her with “possessing goods for sale that bear counterfeit trademarks registered in the Kingdom.” She has been handed over to the Economic Crime Suppression Division for further legal proceedings. Authorities warn the public to be cautious when purchasing products online, especially those claiming to be from reputable brands, to avoid counterfeit goods that may pose safety risks. -- 2024-12-08 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 8 December 2024
Wild Elephant in Musth Kills Villager in Mae Ramat Forest, Tak Province Tragedy struck in Mae Ramat District, Tak Province, when a wild elephant in musth fatally attacked a villager in the Khun Huay Khimo forest, located near Ban Huay Krathing. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345608-wild-elephant-in-musth-kills-villager-in-mae-ramat-forest-tak-province/
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