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77-Year-Old Man Falls to Death While Pruning Durian Tree
Picture from responders. A 77-year-old man died after falling from a durian tree in Chanthaburi province. He is believed to have fainted, hit his head on a rock, and drowned in a water channel below. The incident occurred at approximately 15:30 on January 15 in a durian orchard located in Soi Chao Pu Wang Hin, Moo 4, Wang Yao subdistrict, Khlung district. Local police were alerted by Mr. Thongdaeng, 75, the orchard owner and friend of the deceased. Police officers from Khlung Police Station and rescue teams from Khlung Foundation immediately arrived at the scene. The orchard spans about one rai, with the durian tree from which the man fell standing two metres tall beside a channel containing about 40 cm of water. The body of the deceased, identified as Mr.Wi, a resident of Moo 7, Ban Tha Muang, Khlung district, was found face down in the water. Nearby, an aluminium ladder leaned against the durian tree, with evidence of branch pruning in progress. A saw and a black cap were found near a rock. The cap bore impact marks consistent with the head wound observed on the deceased. Mr. Thongdaeng explained that he had hired the deceased to prune durian branches earlier in the day. After a lunch break, the man resumed work around 14:00. When he noticed that his friend had not returned after a lengthy period, Mr. Thongdaeng went to check and discovered the lifeless body in the channel. Police suspect the man may have fainted while working, falling from the ladder and hitting his head on the rock before drowning. Lieutenant Komkrit Somjit, the investigating officer, documented the scene and collected evidence. The body has been sent to Khlung Hospital for an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. -- 2025-01-16 -
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400.000 Baht disappeared, a story of BKK Bank, SCB and Advice IT
This is exactly what I do. I have Visa debit/credit cards issued by HSBC UK. They are locked until I need to use them and then they are unlocked using HSBC app when I need to pay for something and then re-locked once the transaction has completed. I also keep my Thai bank daily transaction limits low, as you recommended in another post. I don't have any Thai bank cards and use cardless withdrawal to get money from ATMs. No chance of losing the card or it being swallowed by an ATM or the card being "skimmed". -
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Village People to Perform at Trump’s Inauguration Celebration
Perhaps it's you lacking taste? -
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Pete Hegseth Pledges to Restore Warrior Ethos in U.S. Military
I hope he gets to do that. The US military has been degraded in the past 4 years, IMO. -
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Gulf of America.
You should get some help for your anger management issues. Now about that research, what did you find? I find it hard to believe you have time to come on and run. Your mouth with your elderly mother and all that but can't do the work. Please get on it. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 16 January 2025
Mother Faints at Scene of Son’s Motorcycle Crash on Khlong Khlung Bridge A heart-wrenching scene unfolded in Kamphaeng Phet when a mother arrived at the site of her son’s fatal motorcycle crash, only to collapse in grief upon seeing his lifeless body. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1348950-mother-faints-at-scene-of-son’s-motorcycle-crash-on-khlong-khlung-bridge/
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