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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 8 April 2025
Three Colombians Arrested in Nong Khai While Fleeing Home Theft Picture courtesy of Matichon. Immigration police in Nong Khai have apprehended three Colombian nationals suspected of stealing valuables from a housing estate in Pathum Thani province, as they attempted to flee the country via a natural border crossing into Laos. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357089-three-colombians-arrested-in-nong-khai-while-fleeing-home-theft/ -
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Wall Street plummets ,trillions lost
Most were sold on capitalism because it brought prosperity and helped to raise the standard of living for many. Then greed set in and corruption took over. Laws were tweaked and loopholes used by the unscrupulous to accumulate obscene wealth at the expense of the working class. This is the situation the world is in today. Trump's so-called solution is only compounding the disparity in wealth. And he continues to distort the facts with his outrageous lies. -
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Three Colombians Arrested in Nong Khai While Fleeing Home Theft
Picture courtesy of Matichon. Immigration police in Nong Khai have apprehended three Colombian nationals suspected of stealing valuables from a housing estate in Pathum Thani province, as they attempted to flee the country via a natural border crossing into Laos. The arrests took place around 10:30 on 7 April, following coordinated efforts between the Nong Khai Immigration Investigation Unit and local police investigators. Acting on intelligence from Region 1 Provincial Police, authorities tracked the suspects to a tuk-tuk travelling from the Nong Khai bus terminal toward Tha Bo district, a known route for illegal border crossings. Officers stopped the tuk-tuk near Nong Khai Vocational College and detained the three men, who matched descriptions of the wanted suspects. They were found purchasing bottled water at a roadside shop when officials approached and demanded identification. Upon inspection, the suspects produced passports consistent with arrest warrants issued by the Pathum Thani Provincial Court. Immigration records revealed the men had exited Thailand legally via the Nong Khai border on 20 March, but had no record of re-entry, confirming they had returned to the country through illegal means. A search of their belongings uncovered a number of high-value items believed to have been stolen during the Pathum Thani burglary. The suspects were unable to provide a credible explanation for the origin of the items, prompting authorities to seize the goods for further legal proceedings. Through an interpreter, the men admitted to having entered Thailand via an unauthorised natural crossing and acknowledged their intention to flee back into Laos with the stolen goods. Pol Col Noppadol Rakchat, Superintendent of Nong Khai Immigration, confirmed that the arrests were in line with the Royal Thai Police’s intensified crackdown on foreign nationals involved in cross-border crimes and unauthorised entry. The three suspects face charges for illegal entry and theft, and will be transferred to investigating officers in Pathum Thani for prosecution. -- 2025-04-08 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 8 April 2025
Woman Dies After Car Vaults Central Reservation and Crashes Head-On into Pickup Truck A 30-year-old woman has died following a high-speed collision in Phuket, after she lost control of her car, vaulted a central reservation, and slammed head-on into an oncoming pickup truck, leaving a husband and wife seriously injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357088-woman-dies-after-car-vaults-central-reservation-and-crashes-head-on-into-pickup-truck/ -
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Woman Dies After Car Vaults Central Reservation and Crashes Head-On into Pickup Truck
Picture from responders. A 30-year-old woman has died following a high-speed collision in Phuket, after she lost control of her car, vaulted a central reservation, and slammed head-on into an oncoming pickup truck, leaving a husband and wife seriously injured. Police Lieutenant Somchai Nooboon, investigator at Kathu Police Station, was alerted to the crash by the 191 emergency call centre early morning on 7 April. The crash occurred on Phra Phuket Kaew Road in Moo 1, Kathu Subdistrict, prompting police and Kusoldharm Foundation rescue personnel to rush to the scene. At the site, officers found a heavily damaged white Toyota Yaris registered in Singburi province. The driver, identified as Ms. Panisa, 30, was found unconscious and critically injured behind the wheel. She still had a pulse and was immediately transported to Bangkok Siriroj Hospital, but sadly succumbed to her injuries shortly after arrival. Nearby, a white Chevrolet pickup truck registered in Phuket was also found with significant front-end damage. The driver, Mr. Anon, and his wife, who was a passenger, both sustained injuries and were quickly taken to hospital for urgent treatment. Eyewitnesses reported that the Yaris was travelling from Kathu towards the Lotus Samkong intersection. As it passed a bend just beyond the Andamanda Water Park, the vehicle driver lost control and mounted the central reservation at speed, crashing directly into the oncoming pickup truck. Authorities have documented the scene and begun an investigation into the exact cause of the crash. -- 2025-04-08
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