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Fall at Samut Sakhon Dormitory: One Teen Dead, One Critically Injured
Picture from responders. An incident at a six-storey apartment block in the Krathum Baen district of Samut Sakhon has left one teenage girl dead and another critically injured after falling from the third floor. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, which occurred on 28 January. At around 17:00 Pol Lt. Thiwatphon Thawitsangsak, Deputy Inspector of Krathum Baen Police Station, received a report of two young women who had fallen from a apartment located in Khlong Maduea. Emergency medical teams from Krathum Baen Hospital and Vichaivej Omnoi Hospital, along with rescue workers, were dispatched to the scene. The incident took place at the back of the dormitory. The two girls, both teenagers, were found lying face down, unresponsive, and covered in blood. They had suffered severe injuries, including head trauma. One of the victims, referred to only as “B” 17, was declared dead at the scene after her vital signs could not be detected. The other girl, referred to as “A”, was rushed to Krathum Baen Hospital in critical condition and remains in the ICU. Eyewitnesses reported hearing a heated argument near the fire escape on the third floor shortly before the incident. A loud scream followed by two distinct thuds was heard, prompting neighbours to rush outside. “I was sitting inside my house, about 10–20 metres away, when I heard shouting from the fire escape. Moments later, I heard two loud bangs, like something hitting the ground, followed by another scream. When I went outside, I saw the two girls lying motionless in a pool of blood,” said one resident. Another dormitory resident stated that the fire escape door, which is usually kept closed but unlocked, was slightly ajar after the fall. “I ran to look down and saw them lying there. It was shocking. I called the police immediately,” they added. “A,” the critically injured girl, had recently moved into the dormitory with her mother around two months ago. Her mother reportedly works long hours, leaving “A” alone at home most of the time. Neighbours believe she is still a student, as she was often seen in a school uniform. “B,” the deceased, was a friend of “A” and frequently visited her at the dormitory. Neighbours remarked that the two appeared to have a good relationship and were never seen arguing before the incident. Police are still piecing together what led to the girls’ fall. Initial investigations revealed that the dormitory’s CCTV cameras did not capture the exact moment of the incident. Officers are awaiting statements from the victims’ families to shed light on the events leading up to the tragedy. The body of “B” has been sent to the Siriraj Hospital Forensic Institute for an autopsy before being returned to her family. Meanwhile, “A” remains under close medical supervision in the ICU. Authorities have yet to determine whether the fall was accidental, intentional, or the result of foul play. The investigation continues as the community mourns the loss of one young life and hopes for the recovery of the other. -- 2025-01-29 -
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A death sentence for some
Zimbabwe achieved a milestone in HIV/AIDS diagnosis, treatment and suppression of viral load, thanks in large part to a groundbreaking HIV program created by Republican President George W. Bush, credited with saving more than 20 million lives. However, the programme — the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR — has been targeted by Republican hardliners, and its abrupt cessation will cost lives unless quickly reinstated. No doubt U.S. rival China will be happy to move into areas of Africa to build its influence and business contracts in resource-rich countries. “Feeding hungry children in Liberia or malnourished children in Kenya, providing life-saving anti-retroviral drugs in Uganda — none of these things undermine American interests,” said Gyude Moore, a former Cabinet minister in Liberia who is now a fellow at the U.S.-based Center for Global Development. -
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Banged up: Thai prison nightmare exposed by British tourist
that you and your farang friends on this forum are defending thai people that are only racist with foreigners like you. Wake up -
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Teenage Brit Involved in Fatal Road Collision in Pattaya
Typical foreigner behaving badly, loads of these idiots on Soi Buakhou. The only surprise is his age, I hope he enjoys Thailand prisons. -
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Banged up: Thai prison nightmare exposed by British tourist
so what are you dribbling on about then ?
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