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Woman Injured After Jumping in Front of Bangkok–Phitsanulok Train
Pictures from responders. A woman sustained head injuries after jumping in front of a moving train on the Bangkok–Phitsanulok route on the evening of 2 February, causing a delay in services. The incident occurred at kilometre marker 365/1 between Bang Krathum and Mae Thiap stations in Phitsanulok, at approximately 17:35. The train in question, service ข.201 (Bangkok–Phitsanulok), was led by diesel locomotive 4224, with Mr. Mathee Umpijit as the driver and Mr. Manat Rodsakul as the train conductor. According to initial reports, the woman, identified as Miss Kullnida Uppakut, a resident of Prang Ku district, Si Sa Ket province, jumped from the west side of the track as the train approached. The driver immediately stopped the train to assess the situation and found her alive but suffering from a head wound. Emergency responders from the Burapha Bang Krathum rescue unit arrived shortly after and transported the woman to Bang Krathum Hospital for treatment. Her injuries were described as non-life-threatening. Authorities at Bang Krathum Police Station were notified in accordance with standard procedure and are investigating the incident, in what is believed to have been a suicide attempt. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek out help. -- 2025-02-03 -
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Non-O and being out of the country for a 30 day report
The 90-day report has nothing to do with your permission to stay. They are quite separate matters. Since you are out of the country when your 90-day report is due, there is no requirement to report. You report only if you are still in the country. When you return to Thailand, a new 90-day period begins. (Your arrival date is day one.) -
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What are you cooking today? (2025)
all planned out .. hungry day ! one cappuccino .. with heavy cream Meal one . 4 eggs, 1- 300gram beef burger, 4 strips of bacon two. 3 eggs 1- 300gram Aus. Strip loin three 14 baked chicken legs,, marinated w/lemon, garlic, cilantro, salt & pepper and mineral water as desired Depending what tables you use . that's 49 grams of protein from the eggs 12 grams of protein from the bacon 70 grams of protein from the steak 322 grams of protein from the legs don't count calories,, waste of time -
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Bangkokians Dub State Efforts to Combat PM2.5 as Ineffective: Poll
Yeah.. if the police enforced current burning laws as well as exhaust laws on vehicles this problem would not be here. The government can make all the plans they want but without effective and constant enforcement nothing will change -
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Wake Up! - EVs Are Here, and Your Gas Guzzler is on Life Support
i completely agree with you. you never even bothered to look for them, but then you claim and argue that there is only one charging station. that says a lot about your point of view on electric vehicles ... i did some research: doi saket to mae kachan is about 30 km, and according to google, there are no petrol stations along the way. if your petrol car has only 50 km of range left on a hilly road, only a fool wouldn't fill up before the drive. it's the same with an electric car .... charge it before you go, as simple as that ... people who are against electric vehicles desperately try to create reasons to support their viewpoint, often using completely baseless claims. what these people don’t understand ... and absolutely refuse to accept ... is that using an electric car is for some parts different from a traditional gas-powered vehicle. if you want to keep up with the times, you have to be able to adapt and stay open to new things ... sometimes i wonder how these people managed past transitions, like going from postal service to fax machines to email, or from landlines to mobile phones and then to smartphones, or even from handwriting to typewriters to computers ... -
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