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31-Year-Old Man on Aerox Killed in Traffic Accident in Bang Lamung
Picture from responders. At approximately 11:30 on December 20, Pol. Lt. Chantha Duwaman, Deputy Investigator of Bang Lamung Police Station, along with rescue personnel from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation, responded to a fatal road crash on Sukhumvit Road near the U-turn at Ban Suan in Naklua, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province. The deceased was identified as Mr. Naruebhet Photthong, 31, whose body was found lying on the road near the U-turn. Close by, an Isuzu pickup truck with license plate number from Chonburi, was parked, displaying damage to its left front fender. The driver, Mr. Kirati Treerat, 39, remained at the scene awaiting police. Nearby, authorities found a Pattaya-Aranyaprathet public van, with license plate from Sa Kaeo, damaged at the front driver’s side. The van’s driver, Mr. Worapoj Khongsap, 38, was also present to provide his account to the police. According to Mr. Kirati, the pickup driver, he was stop at the U-turn waiting to make a turn when the motorbike, driven by the deceased, was struck by the van. The collision caused the victim’s body to be thrown into his truck. Mr. Worapoj, the van driver, stated that he was transporting three passengers towards Si Racha when the accident occurred. He explained that the motorbike suddenly crossed the road in front of him, leaving no time to brake, resulting in the fatal collision. The impact caused the victim’s body to be thrown into the stopped pickup truck, leading to his death. Police at Bang Lamung Police Station will conduct further investigations, including reviewing CCTV footage from the area, to determine the cause of the accident and proceed with legal action. The victim’s body has been taken to Pattaya Patthana Khun Hospital, where family members are expected to provide documentation to claim the body. -- 2024-12-21 -
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Indian passengers turn Thai AirAsia plane into party zone - video
They’re eating the dogs, they’re eating the cats! -
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The New "subscription business model": Have you completely succumbed to it yet?
I used GeoCities, they stopped after Yahoo bought it ... that really sucked, as had a lot on it WebShots is another, went subscription, thankfully in my early days of photography here, so not much lost, and I probably have back up somewhere, on a hard drive I have VHS diving vids, that I never converted to digital. No major loss, as not like I'd watching them over & over, or show to people ... the dreaded home movie syndrome of decades past. Local forum in Udon Thani, most of used a free photo upload service, and they went belly up, or major server crash, so all photos on the forum lost access to ... oops I lost trust in just about everything -
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Pattaya bar girl scams 10 million baht from South Korean man
I need to see a clear full body picture of the gf before i can make a judgement. -
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The New "subscription business model": Have you completely succumbed to it yet?
Yeah I have a few subs. Youtube. Spotify. Netflix. Prime. Plex. Google Drive. Solidworks (yearly licence). Catia (yearly licence). Not seeing the issue to be honest. -
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Three Sentenced to Death for Murder and Dismemberment of German Businessman in Pattaya
Picture courtesy: Siam Rath PATTAYA - In a chilling case that gripped international audiences, the Pattaya Provincial Court has handed down death sentences to three individuals involved in the murder of Hans Peter Ralter Mack, a 62-year-old German property mogul. The murder, which occurred on 5th July 2023, involved abduction, killing, and dismemberment, creating shockwaves due to its brutality. The heinous crime took place in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chonburi. Following intense investigations, Region 2 Provincial Police and Nong Prue police apprehended Olaf Thorsten Brinkmann, 52, along with his accomplices, Petra Christl Grundgreif, 54, and Shahruik Karim Uddin, 27, a Thai national of Pakistani descent. The group was accused of luring Mack to his death, dismembering his body, and attempting to dispose of the remains at sea. They also allegedly transferred 3,350,000 baht from Mack's bank accounts. On 20th December, the courtroom witnessed a decisive judgement. All three defendants were found guilty of premeditated murder and body concealment. Olaf Brinkmann and Petra Grundgreif confessed to their roles, which led to a reduction of their sentences from death to life imprisonment. Shahruik Uddin, however, continued to assert his innocence throughout the trial and received the death penalty. This conviction follows a previous ruling on 22nd November. Enrico, another German national, was sentenced to six years in prison for his involvement in financial transactions linked to the crime. Charged with allowing his account to be used for monetary transfers from Olaf Brinkmann, he was found guilty of facilitating the crime and handling stolen property, reported Siam Rath. Picture courtesy: Daily ews -- 2024-12-21 -
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Three Sentenced to Death for Murder and Dismemberment of German Businessman in Pattaya Picture courtesy: Siam Rath PATTAYA - In a chilling case that gripped international audiences, the Pattaya Provincial Court has handed down death sentences to three individuals involved in the murder of Hans Peter Ralter Mack, a 62-year-old German property mogul. The murder, which occurred on 5th July 2023, involved abduction, killing, and dismemberment, creating shockwaves due to its brutality. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1346791-three-sentenced-to-death-for-murder-and-dismemberment-of-german-businessman-in-pattaya/
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