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Man Seriously Injured in High-Speed Motorbike Collision with British National in Pattaya
Often common for all vehicles to cut corners at junctions and effectively be on the wrong side........especially surprising perhaps for a guy from the UK. Thais seem to like to always go the shortest distance.... -
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Russian Airline Flight Makes Emergency Landing at BKK After Circling for 3 Hours
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 11 February 2025
Man Killed by Neighbour in Brutal Machete Attack Over Dog Shooting Dispute A 46-year-old man was brutally killed by his neighbour in Roi Et following an argument over the shooting of a dog. The suspect was arrested shortly after the attack, with a bloodstained machete in his possession. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351421-man-killed-by-neighbour-in-brutal-machete-attack-over-dog-shooting-dispute/ -
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Man Killed by Neighbour in Brutal Machete Attack Over Dog Shooting Dispute
Picture from responders. A 46-year-old man was brutally killed by his neighbour in Roi Et following an argument over the shooting of a dog. The suspect was arrested shortly after the attack, with a bloodstained machete in his possession. Police in Chaturaphak Phiman district, Roi Et, were called to the scene of a fatal attack at a house under construction in Ban Dong Kheng, Pa Sang subdistrict, at around 08:00 on 10 February. Upon arrival, officers discovered the lifeless body of Mr. Kampha Laodee, 46, lying on his back in the dirt beside the house. A preliminary examination revealed multiple deep slash wounds on the right side of his neck and his right wrist. His skull had also been severely fractured, suggesting he had been struck with a heavy object. Blood was pooled around his body. Following an investigation, police tracked down and arrested the suspect, identified as Mr. Kaew Wanarin, 44, at his home just 200 metres from the crime scene. He was found in possession of a bloodstained machete, measuring approximately 94 cm, which is believed to be the murder weapon. A drug test revealed that Mr. Kaew had amphetamines in his system at the time of the attack. He has since been charged with murder and carrying a weapon in public without justifiable reason. The attack is believed to have been motivated by a dispute between the two men after the victim allegedly criticised the suspect for shooting a dog and injuring it. Authorities continue to investigate the case. -- 2025-02-11 -
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Thai Police Crack Down on Transnational Crime and Illegal Foreigners
In a comprehensive effort to enhance national security, the Thai tourist police have launched a nationwide crackdown targeting transnational crime and illegal foreign activity. This initiative follows directives from Police General Kittirat Phanphet, the National Police Chief, aiming to address issues of illegal immigration and illicit activities impacting the tourism sector. Between 3rd and 8th February 2023, police nationwide conducted operations to root out criminal activities, particularly those involving foreigners breaking the law and acts threatening tourism. The operations focused on ten key areas of criminal activity and were supported by both Thai and international volunteers, as well as public and private sector partners, to bolster tourist confidence. The crackdown resulted in the arrest of 2,746 individuals, with 2,928 suspects detained across various offence categories. The five most significant groups of violations included: 1. Transnational Crime and Illegal Foreign Activity: 431 arrests, involving 441 suspects. 2. Tourism Business and Guide Act Violations/Low-quality Tours: 323 arrests, involving 323 suspects. 3. Vehicle-related Exploitation of Tourists: 174 arrests, involving 174 suspects. 4. Fraudulent Sale of Goods/Services: 412 arrests, involving 412 suspects, targeting overpriced or substandard offerings. 5. Crimes Impacting the Tourism Industry and Other Offences: 724 arrests, involving 891 suspects. The Tourist Police Bureau remains committed to combating crimes that potentially harm the tourism industry, focusing on foreign violations and transnational crime. These efforts aim to enhance safety and confidence among tourists while intensifying crime prevention and enforcement measures to ensure a safe and hospitable environment for all visitors, reported Siam Rath. -- 2025-02-11
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