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Bomb Attack Targets Military Vehicle Near Talu Boh Bridge in Pattani
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A military patrol vehicle was the target of a bomb attack near the Talu Boh Bridge in Pattani province on 15 March, according to security sources. The incident took place at 11:15 when a unit from the Marine Corps Special Task Force, whose specific division has not been confirmed, was returning to Narathiwat. The attack occurred along a major route in the Pakaharang subdistrict, Mueang Pattani district. Initial reports suggest that several officers sustained injuries from the blast, including temporary hearing loss and chest pain. The injured personnel were promptly taken to Pattani Hospital for medical treatment. In response, security forces cordoned off the area to prevent further attacks. Forensic teams examed the site, and authorities are actively pursuing those responsible for the attack while assessing potential threats in the region. Investigations into the incident are ongoing. -- 2025-03-16 -
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Teenager Killed in Fatal Attack During Failed Mediation in Nakhon Pathom
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 15-year-old boy was killed in a knife attack during a violent confrontation between two rival groups in Mueang district, Nakhon Pathom, late on the night of 14 March. The attack also left two 16-year-olds injured. The incident occurred at approximately 23:40 on Malai Man Road, inbound towards Nakhon Pathom. Upon receiving a distress call, Pol. Lt. Kritchai Achawasakul, an investigator from Mueang Nakhon Pathom Police Station, arrived at the scene along with forensic officers and medical personnel. The victim, identified as Chanthakorn, 15, was found lying face down on the road. He was wearing a pink T-shirt, jeans, and white trainers, with a knife wrapped in black tape clenched in his left hand. He had suffered a deep slash wound to the forehead, resulting in a fractured skull. Near his body, officers discovered a knife and sickle, abandoned on the ground, both believed to have been used in the altercation. The injured parties, identified as Wichaya, 16, who sustained an arm wound, and Weerasak, 16, who suffered facial injuries, were rushed to Nakhon Pathom Hospital for treatment. Preliminary investigations indicate that the two groups had arranged a meeting to resolve a dispute, but discussions quickly escalated into violence, leading to the fatal attack and multiple injuries. The victim’s mother, Ms. Noi, recounted that her son had left home around 20:30, telling her he was going to meet a friend near Malai Man Intersection. He was riding a blue Filano motorbike with a red number plate and carrying two mobile phones, one belonging to him and the other to his mother. At 22:00, she attempted to call him, but he did not answer. Later, someone picked up and identified themselves as a rescue worker, informing her that her son had been killed. Upon arriving at the scene, she noticed her son’s motorbike was missing, and his friend’s whereabouts were unknown. Investigators are now reviewing CCTV footage from the area and questioning witnesses in an effort to identify and apprehend the perpetrators. Authorities have also visited the hospital to collect additional evidence and take further statements from the injured parties. The case remains under active investigation as police seek to bring those responsible to justice. -- 2025-03-16 -
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The Quaint English Village Where Asylum seekers will soon outnumber locals
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 16 March 2025
Two Dead, Three Injured in Pickup Truck Crash on Motorway M6 A crash on Motorway M6 (Bang Pa-In – Nakhon Ratchasima) has left two people dead and three others injured after a pickup truck driver, lost control and crashed into two roadside lamp posts before veering into the central reservation. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354705-two-dead-three-injured-in-pickup-truck-crash-on-motorway-m6/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 16 March 2025
Police Raid Illegal Bitcoin Mining Operations in Bangkok and Pathum Thani Picture courtesy of Khoasod. Thai police have dismantled an illegal Bitcoin mining operation spanning multiple locations in Bangkok and Pathum Thani, seizing high-value equipment and uncovering large-scale electricity theft amounting to over 11 million baht. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354704-police-raid-illegal-bitcoin-mining-operations-in-bangkok-and-pathum-thani/ -
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Woman Climbs Pole in Saraburi Provincial Hall in Protest Against Workplace Harassment
Picture from responders. A female government official staged a dramatic protest by climbing a 50-metre-high pole inside Saraburi Provincial Hall, claiming she had been subjected to workplace harassment and pressure from senior officials. The tense situation unfolded on 14 March, when local police and rescue teams were alerted to the incident. Officers from Saraburi City Police Station, led by Police Colonel Suriyah Sudkangwan, rushed to the scene alongside members of the Sawang Saraburi Rescue Unit. Rescue workers cautiously engaged with the woman, identified as Miss Netnapa, a procurement officer, who was visibly distressed. She stated that she had endured prolonged bullying and professional suppression at the hands of senior officials from a local municipal office. During negotiations, she demanded media coverage, insisting that only if journalists reported her grievances would she agree to come down. After reassurances from officials that her story would be told, she descended safely and was taken to a conference room within the provincial hall. In the meeting, chaired by Mr Yutthana Phothiwihok, Saraburi’s Permanent Secretary, Miss Netnapa explained that she had faced ongoing intimidation and professional marginalisation. She alleged that she had been excluded from key responsibilities, pressured to approve questionable projects, and threatened when she refused to comply. She cited an example of a poorly constructed public toilet in Moo 6, where the contractor delivered only a roof frame and partial walls, without essential facilities. When she raised concerns during a municipal council meeting, she was told: “The contractor delivered what they were paid for.” Another case involved a wireless speaker installation project with a 90-day completion deadline, which she suspected was designed to benefit specific contractors. When she refused to approve the project via the municipal office’s online chat group, she faced severe reprimands and increasing pressure. Miss Netnapa revealed that she had filed complaints with several agencies, including the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC), the State Audit Office, and the Damrongtham Centre. However, her concerns were ignored, and no investigations were pursued. She also served as a key witness in an ongoing case against the mayor, who had been accused of soliciting bribes from contractors. Despite the case being under review by the public prosecutor, the mayor remained in office, allegedly exerting further pressure on those involved in the case. According to Mrs Nongyao, a municipal council member, tensions within the municipality had persisted for over two years, particularly between procurement officers and senior executives. She claimed that Miss Netnapa had been systematically targeted due to her role as a witness in the corruption case. “She has been struggling for two years since her conflict with the deputy permanent secretary began. She felt trapped, powerless, and saw no way out. That’s why she resorted to this extreme measure to make her voice heard,” Mrs Nongyao said. During the meeting, Mr Yutthana Phothiwihok assured that the province would launch a full investigation. He promised a thorough review of Miss Netnapa’s allegations. Officials affirmed that her claims would not be ignored, and justice would be pursued to ensure transparency and fairness within the municipal office. -- 2025-03-16
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