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Road Roller Overturns, Crushing 63-Year-Old Driver to Death in Chiang Rai
Picture from responders. An incident occurred on the morning of 14 February, in Phaya Mengrai District, Chiang Rai, when a 63-year-old man operating a road roller lost control of the vehicle, causing it to overturn and fatally crush him. At approximately 10:45, Pol. Lt. Col. Surapong Wannakhan, an investigator from Phaya Mengrai Police Station, received a report of a road roller overturning on Highway 1174 in Ban San Pa Sak, Mengrai Subdistrict. The incident took place at a construction site where road expansion was underway, near the boundary between Ban San Pa Sak, Village 3, and Ban Nong Sao, Village 6. Emergency responders from Siam Chiang Rai Rescue Foundation (Khun Tan Unit) were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, they discovered a yellow road roller overturned on the roadside, with its cabin crushed. The driver was found trapped beneath the wreckage. After a long and extremely difficult extraction, the victim was identified as Mr. Parinya, 63. His body was later transported to Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital for examination. A co-worker at the site reported that the victim had been operating the road roller in reverse, following other vehicles in the construction convoy. However, for unknown reasons, he suddenly lost control, veered off course, and overturned, pinning him beneath it. Following the post-mortem examination, the body will be transported to the victim’s hometown at Wat Ban Pi, Village 7, Ngaw Subdistrict, Thoeng District, Chiang Rai. Police gathered evidence and interviewed witnesses at the scene, as the investigation is ongoing. -- 2025-02-15 -
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UK Court told Transgender Woman Raped and Abused Young Girl
Disgusting miscreant. Should be banged up in a category A male prison and housed in gen pop, headband & all. However, in Starmer’s Britain, it likely won’t see a day inside. 🤬 -
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Thailand May Ease Overseas Income Tax Rules Amid Global Changes
Nobody will invest in you Thailand. Youre greedy and everyone knows it -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 15 February 2025
Bangkok Police Raid Illegal Poker Game at Chinese Restaurant: 13 Arrested Bangkok Metropolitan Police have arrested 13 individuals, including 12 foreign nationals, following a raid on an illegal poker game at a high-end Chinese restaurant in the Yan Nawa district. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351825-bangkok-police-raid-illegal-poker-game-at-chinese-restaurant-13-arrested/ -
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USAID - Dems in full delusional mode as usual
Enough, already! He was man enough to admit he was mistaken. No one is infallible unless you are one of those posters who is NEVER wrong. -
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Bangkok Police Raid Illegal Poker Game at Chinese Restaurant: 13 Arrested
Picture from raid. Bangkok Metropolitan Police have arrested 13 individuals, including 12 foreign nationals, following a raid on an illegal poker game at a high-end Chinese restaurant in the Yan Nawa district. The operation took place on the evening of 13 February at approximately 22:30, after police received intelligence regarding unlawful gambling activities at the Bitcoin Club, located on the third floor of the Galaxy Place building on Nonsi Road, Chan Nontri. The raid, led by Police Lieutenant General Siam Boonsom, uncovered an active poker game in progress. The arrested individuals include nine Chinese nationals, two Singaporeans, and one Indian citizen, all aged between 28 and 46. A Thai national, identified as Ms. Chatchaya, 31, was allegedly responsible for organising and facilitating the illegal gambling operation. Authorities seized substantial evidence from the scene, including: • 319,400 Thai Baht • 5,308 Singapore Dollars • 7,035 Chinese Yuan • 12,074 Hong Kong Dollars • 100 Euros • 70 Macau Patacas • Two sets of poker chips with cases • Four decks of playing cards • One poker table All confiscated items have been transferred to Bang Phongphang Police Station as evidence. The suspects have reportedly admitted to participating in the gambling activities for financial gain. Ms. Chatchaya has been charged with organising and facilitating illegal gambling, while the 12 foreign nationals face charges of engaging in unauthorised gambling. The case remains under investigation by local authorities. Bangkok police continue to crack down on illicit gambling operations across the city, warning that such activities will not be tolerated. -- 2025-02-15
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