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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 27 June 2025
One Month On, No Official Conclusion in Helicopter Crash That Killed Three Officers File picture for reference only. One month after a fatal helicopter crash in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province claimed the lives of three police personnel, authorities have yet to provide an official explanation for the incident. The crash, which involved a Bell 212 helicopter operated by the Royal Thai Police, occurred on 24 May 2025. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364953-one-month-on-no-official-conclusion-in-helicopter-crash-that-killed-three-officers/ -
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Immigration Thailand Eases Border Rules with Cambodia, Offers Trade Lifeline
Ok for some. Not for any of us. Nor for any of the other 100s of 1000s of traders and cross-border workers along the rest of the whole border line either. My guess is that this is another foul putrid "special arrangement". The army, who controls this crucial border crossing, is making war with the Thaksins and this phony border dispute is thier chosen battleground >> but this has also caused a disruption to thier own lucrative cross border trading. So they make a bit of a win win deal. The PM comes up to bleed her heart a little with all the poor bloody citizery on the border - and announces she has just won them some concessions >> The army has allowed a limited number of crossings. My money say the army's business functionaries will be the first in line to get the limited number if daily passes. And the PM creates the illusion that she a/ cares b/ still has some power in this matter. Win win - but for only for the chosen few. (the army, by the way, lost nothing. They still have absolute control of the borders >> and the PM does not.) -
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Accident One Month On, No Official Conclusion in Helicopter Crash That Killed Three Officers
File picture for reference only. One month after a fatal helicopter crash in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province claimed the lives of three police personnel, authorities have yet to provide an official explanation for the incident. The crash, which involved a Bell 212 helicopter operated by the Royal Thai Police, occurred on 24 May 2025. Police General Thatchai Pitanilabut, Inspector General of the Royal Thai Police, addressed the media on the 26 June and confirmed that the investigation remains ongoing. He stated that while the inquiry is still in the fact-finding stage, a preliminary determination of the cause is expected by July. At this time, no criminal charges have been filed against any individuals, as investigators are awaiting the completion of official reports and the gathering of all relevant evidence. According to police sources, General Thatchai had previously inspected the wreckage of the Bell 212, which is currently stored at the Police Aviation Division. Initial findings suggest that the helicopter’s main tail rotor blade detached due to the failure of two critical fastening bolts. This caused the rotor to destabilise and collide with the aircraft’s tail structure, the section responsible for directional control, resulting in a complete loss of control. These preliminary findings have been submitted to the national police chief. However, authorities emphasise that they cannot yet confirm whether this mechanical failure definitively caused the crash. To ensure accuracy and transparency, aviation experts from the manufacturer of the Bell 212 helicopter were invited to assist with the investigation. Their participation aims to verify the technical details of the incident. Officials stress that the investigation will proceed with thoroughness and caution to establish the exact circumstances before any further legal or administrative actions are taken. Related article: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361652-helicopter-crash-in-prachuap-khiri-khan/ Adapted by Asean Now from Naewna 2025-06-27 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 27 June 2025
Gunman Arrested in Plot to Assassinate Local Election Candidate Pictures courtesy of CIB. In a breakthrough, The Crime Suppression Division (CSD), under the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), has apprehended a notorious contract killer and thwarted an assassination plot targeting a prospective candidate for the mayoral position of Chalawan Subdistrict Administrative Organisation (SAO). Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364952-gunman-arrested-in-plot-to-assassinate-local-election-candidate/ -
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Crime Gunman Arrested in Plot to Assassinate Local Election Candidate
Pictures courtesy of CIB. In a breakthrough, The Crime Suppression Division (CSD), under the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), has apprehended a notorious contract killer and thwarted an assassination plot targeting a prospective candidate for the mayoral position of Chalawan Subdistrict Administrative Organisation (SAO). The arrest was made on the morning of 26 June, following orders from Police Lieutenant General Jiraphop Bhuridej, Commissioner of the CIB. The arrest team was led by Police Major General Wittaya Sriprasertphap, Commander of the CSD, with key support from senior officers including Police Colonel Manut Kaewkam and a team from Division 1 of the CSD. The suspect, identified as Mr. Yuthapoommaged 70, was apprehended at a residence in Moo 6, Phanthai Norasing Subdistrict, Mueang District, Samut Sakhon Province. He was wanted under an arrest warrant issued by Phichit Provincial Court (Warrant No. 116/2568, dated 8 May 2025) on multiple charges, including attempted murder and violations of Thailand’s Firearms and Ammunition Act. The operation was part of a nationwide crackdown on criminal influences and contract killings, launched by the Royal Thai Police. The initiative, spearheaded by Police General Kitrat Phanphet and Police General Tana Chuwong, aims to dismantle powerful underworld networks and ensure public safety. Investigations revealed that Mr. Yuthapoom, a resident of Phai Luang Subdistrict in Phichit’s Taphan Hin District, was planning to assassinate a rival candidate running for the Phai Luang SAO chief position. Intelligence reports indicated that Yuthapoom, once a long-haul bus driver on the Bangkok-Mae Sai route, had amassed wealth through drug trafficking before entering local politics with the support of relatives and political allies. In 1997, he was arrested while trafficking hundreds of thousands of methamphetamine pills and was sentenced to life imprisonment. He was later released around 2017 after sentence reductions. Despite his criminal past, Yuthapoom remained active in local politics and was implicated in a 2023 murder case involving the fatal shooting of a village headman. Although he escaped conviction then, he remained a person of interest. Local residents described Yuthapoom as a feared figure who used his drug money and political connections to maintain influence. Reports of threats and intimidation were common. In early 2023, Yuthapoom had a public altercation with Mr. Wanchai, a political rival, during a religious ceremony. Two days later, Wanchai was found shot dead in a rice field near Moo 2, Phai Luang Subdistrict. Police investigations pointed to Yuthapoom as the killer, using a Colt .38 Super pistol. Though he initially managed to conceal the weapon and fight the charges, a 2024 operation uncovered the firearm hidden in a pond behind his house. The court sentenced him to life imprisonment, but he appealed and was released on bail. Fearing the outcome of the appeal, he absconded and went into hiding. While on the run, Yuthapoom reportedly threatened to kill another candidate challenging his group’s influence in the upcoming local elections, prompting police to intensify surveillance. Intelligence indicated that he received shelter and assistance from former members of the PULO separatist movement and past drug associates in southern Thailand before relocating to the central region. The breakthrough came when officers from Division 1 of the CSD traced his movements to a house in Samut Sakhon. With a warrant from the Samut Sakhon Provincial Court, officers raided the property and arrested him without incident. During initial questioning, Yuthapoom denied all allegations. He was taken to Khok Kham Police Station for official processing before being transferred to Phichit Provincial Court to face charges. Authorities reaffirmed their commitment to eradicating criminal networks and ensuring the safety of candidates ahead of upcoming local elections. Adapted by Asean Now from Naewna 2025-06-27 -
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Thinking About Cleaning up a Homeless Chick
If the OP is looking for cheap, little soi connecting Pratumnak with 3rd road. It's a side soi where buses park up and rest. The girls are cheap, not my type but some here are not fussy. https://maps.app.goo.gl/FVnnQ3LF4QQ5AVrS7
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