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Nonthaburi: Concrete Mixer Truck Collides with Motorcycle, Child Dies and Man Seriously Hurt
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 12 February 2025
Nonthaburi: Concrete Mixer Truck Collides with Motorcycle, Child Dies and Man Seriously Hurt At approximately 17:30 on February 10, the Rattanathibet Police Station received a report of a collision between a concrete mixer truck and a motorcycle on the road in front of the Business Administration University, heading towards the Phong Phet intersection, opposite Soi Prachachuen in Nonthaburi. The incident resulted in one person being critically injured and a seven-year-old child tragically losing his life. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351535-nonthaburi-concrete-mixer-truck-collides-with-motorcycle-child-dies-and-man-seriously-hurt/ -
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Ten-Wheel Truck Loses Control, Crashes into Three Vehicles Before Plunging Off Hill
The truck must have been over the weight limit which not uncommon, especially when hauling asphalt. Sounds like there needs to be a Runaway truck ramp built at the bottom of the hill..... -
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Netanyahu Warns of Renewed Fighting in Gaza if Hostages Are Not Released by Saturday
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a firm warning that the ceasefire in Gaza will end, and Israel will resume "intense fighting" if Hamas does not release the hostages by midday Saturday. The statement came after a four-hour security cabinet meeting on Wednesday evening. “If Hamas does not return our hostages by Saturday noon, the ceasefire will end, and the IDF will return to intense fighting until Hamas is finally defeated,” Netanyahu declared in a video message. He also emphasized that the security cabinet supported U.S. President Donald Trump’s demand for the immediate release of hostages by the deadline. The warning follows Hamas’s announcement that it would delay the scheduled hostage release, claiming Israeli violations of the truce. While Trump has explicitly called for all captives to be freed, Netanyahu's statement did not specify whether Israel would only resume fighting if all 76 remaining hostages were not released. However, an Israeli official stated that Jerusalem would not move forward with any ceasefire agreements unless Hamas released “all nine hostages… in the coming days.” Currently, 17 hostages remain set for release in the first phase of the ceasefire, with nine of them believed to be alive. “If there is no progress that gets the deal back on track, decisions must be made,” the official said. “Hamas is being faced with the massive scale of destruction [in Gaza], is counting the dead, and publishing the list of its dead commanders.” The hostage crisis has revealed harrowing details of the captives’ treatment. The mother of hostage Eliya Cohen stated on Sunday that her son had been held in a tunnel, chained for the entire duration of his captivity, and left with an untreated bullet wound. “He gets little food or daylight,” she revealed. One of the three civilian men released on Saturday—Ben Ami, Sharabi, and Levy—described the brutal conditions in which they were kept. “They treated us like animals,” he told Kan, Israel’s public broadcaster. Reports suggest that the three were interrogated separately and tortured. During these sessions, they sustained burns from a white-hot, unidentified object. At one point, one of the hostages collapsed, leading the others to fear he had died. “I was bound in a dark tunnel, without air, without light. I couldn’t stand or walk, and only toward the time of the release did the terrorists remove the chains and I learned to walk again,” one former hostage recounted. The captives were reportedly kept mostly in tunnels, always in dark, unventilated spaces, and had to plead with their captors to allow them to relieve themselves more than once a day. With the deadline fast approaching, tensions remain high as Israel prepares for the possibility of renewed conflict. Based on a report by BBC | TOI 2025-02-12 -
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren calls for insurrection!
Saving tax payer money is not in ones best interest? -
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Nonthaburi: Concrete Mixer Truck Collides with Motorcycle, Child Dies and Man Seriously Hurt
Pictures from responders. At approximately 17:30 on February 10, the Rattanathibet Police Station received a report of a collision between a concrete mixer truck and a motorcycle on the road in front of the Business Administration University, heading towards the Phong Phet intersection, opposite Soi Prachachuen in Nonthaburi. The incident resulted in one person being critically injured and a seven-year-old child tragically losing his life. Authorities, including medical officers and the Ruamkatanyu Foundation rescue team, quickly arrived at the scene to investigate. The horrifying moment was captured on a dashcam by a motorist travelling in the opposite lane. The footage shows the concrete mixer truck veering into the right lane, heading towards the Phong Phet intersection, before colliding with the motorcycle. The impact caused the rider to be thrown into the middle of the road, while the child, lying motionless in a pool of blood, was discovered near a black car. The crash occurred on a two-lane road (heading towards the Phong Phet intersection), where the injured motorcyclist, identified as 20-year-old Natee, was found in serious condition. He was later taken to Kasemrad Hospital in Prachachuen after being treated at the scene by rescue workers. Nearby, the body of the young boy, identified as 7-year-old Nattaphat, a student at the Khao Tham Thai Housing School, was found in his school uniform, lying lifeless on his side. The motorcycle, a white-and-red Yamaha Mio, was overturned about 10 metres away, while the yellow Hino concrete mixer truck was parked on the side of the road. The driver, who was waiting for authorities, declined to speak with reporters but is currently assisting police with their investigation. Anuwat, the child’s uncle, spoke to the press, expressing his heartbreak. “The motorcyclist is my younger brother, and he is currently in critical condition in ICU on a ventilator. My nephew, who had just finished school, was being picked up and was so close to home. I want the authorities to check if the truck driver was under the influence of alcohol and whether his vehicle’s documentation is valid. The driver did not even come over to check on my brother and nephew after the accident. I believe the truck was running later than the law permits. I want the driver to take responsibility for what happened. We are devastated. My nephew was a good boy, and he had his whole life ahead of him.” An eyewitness, a woman referred to as Miss A, recalled the moment of the crash. “I was returning home and saw the truck coming from the direction of the university entrance, speeding in the right lane. I didn’t see where the motorcycle came from, but I heard the crash, and the rider was thrown into the middle of the road, while the child was thrown closer to the front of my car. I was deeply saddened by what I saw. If this had been my own child, I can’t imagine how heartbreaking it would be.” Amarin Jarutamra, the director of the Lak Si District, also expressed his condolences. “I am deeply saddened by the loss of little Nattaphat. No one expected such a tragedy to occur. The district office and the school are working together to console the parents. The school has provided life insurance for the students. As for the truck driver, he did not flee the scene and has been taken into custody by the police.” The police are currently reviewing evidence from the scene, including footage from nearby CCTV cameras and dash-cam, to determine the exact cause of the collision. -- 2025-02-12
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