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Crime Body Found Floating Off Rayong Coast Sparks Murder Investigation
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. Police have launched a murder investigation after the body of a man with a fatal neck wound was discovered floating in the sea off Rayong province early morning on 3 May. At approximately 07:00, local fishermen alerted officers from the Phe Police Station after spotting a body adrift roughly two nautical miles offshore, between Suan Son Beach in Klaeng Subdistrict and Samet Island in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang District. The fishermen had anchored nearby to prevent the body from drifting further due to strong currents. Rescue crews from Sawang Porakun Rayong Foundation, forensic officers, and police responded quickly, retrieving the deceased and bringing him ashore at the NS Land junction. The victim, believed to be between 50 and 60 years old and approximately 170 cm tall, was wearing a long-sleeved black shirt and black tracksuit trousers. A deep stab wound was found on the left side of his neck, leading investigators to suspect foul play. Preliminary examinations indicate the man had been dead for at least 24 hours before being discovered. According to local residents, the man was seen at Ban Phe Market two to three days earlier, though there were no known reports of conflict or altercation at the time. Officers from the Phe Police Station’s investigative division are now reviewing CCTV footage from local passenger piers and fishing docks to determine whether the man boarded a vessel voluntarily or whether his body was transported and dumped at sea post-mortem in an attempt to conceal the crime. The man’s identity has not yet been confirmed, and police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-05-04. -
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Accident Dramatic Skid: Air Force C-130 Veers Off Samui Runway
It's not the same literal reverse thrust as in a jet engine's thrust reversers, the thrust itself of the turboprop isn't reversed, only the prop pitch. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 4 May 2025
Off-Road Biker Found Dead After Hornet Attack in Forest Picture courtesy of ThaiRath. A 38-year-old off-road motorcyclist was found dead after falling into a ravine while attempting to escape a swarm of hornets during a trail ride on a remote mountain. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359684-off-road-biker-found-dead-after-hornet-attack-in-forest/ -
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Accident Dramatic Skid: Air Force C-130 Veers Off Samui Runway
It's not the same literal reverse thrust as in a jet engine's thrust reversers, the thrust itself of the turboprop isn't reversed, only the prop pitch. -
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Accident Off-Road Biker Found Dead After Hornet Attack in Forest
Picture courtesy of ThaiRath. A 38-year-old off-road motorcyclist was found dead after falling into a ravine while attempting to escape a swarm of hornets during a trail ride on a remote mountain. Noppadol Nakayot, a resident of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province, was reported missing after he and a group of dirt bike riders ventured into the forested area of Khao Huai Phi Lok in Saraburi province on the afternoon of 1 May. According to local authorities and rescue volunteers, the group of around 20–30 bikers had entered the mountainous terrain in Moo 10, Cham Phak Phaeo subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi district, a restricted area where off-road riding is prohibited. While riding deep into the forest, they were reportedly attacked by a swarm of hornets, prompting the group to flee in different directions. Noppadol became separated from the group during the chaos. His friends initially attempted to locate him without success and contacted rescue teams the following morning. A joint search effort involving the Department of National Parks, volunteer rescuers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation, and local authorities was launched early on 2 May. Due to muddy, rough terrain and obstructed paths, only off-road motorcycles and four-wheel-drive vehicles could access the area. The search team found Noppadol’s white dirt bike abandoned around 13:00, approximately five kilometres from the foot of the mountain. His body was discovered 30 minutes later, having fallen roughly 10 metres into a ravine. He was found lying on his back, with his body already stiffened, indicating he had been dead for several hours. It took until 23:30 for rescuers to safely retrieve his body due to the challenging terrain. Speaking to reporters, Mr. Prayoon Lawakul, the village headman of Moo 10, confirmed that despite an annual presence of dirt bikers in the area, the mountain is a designated no-entry zone for such vehicles. He acknowledged the difficulty of transporting the body due to the inaccessible landscape. A fellow rider, who had joined the outing with Noppadol, said that the group had been riding through the forest around 13:00 on 1 May when they were suddenly attacked by a swarm of hornets. The riders dispersed in panic. Noppadol, who was known to have a severe allergy to stings, was last seen riding off alone. Authorities are continuing to urge off-road enthusiasts to respect restricted zones and be mindful of wildlife risks in forested areas. The deceased’s family has been informed, and an autopsy will be carried out to confirm the exact cause of death. Adapted by Asean Now from ThaiRath 2025-05-04. -
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