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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 22 June 2025
Drunk Pickup Driver Drags Motorcycle, Family of Three Seriously Injured Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A crash involving a drunk driver has left a family of three, a father, mother and their five-year-old son, seriously injured after a pickup truck rammed into their motorcycle, dragged it along the road and sparked a blaze from spilt fuel, on the tarmac in Bang Bon district. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364400-drunk-pickup-driver-drags-motorcycle-family-of-three-seriously-injured/ -
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Accident Drunk Pickup Driver Drags Motorcycle, Family of Three Seriously Injured
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A crash involving a drunk driver has left a family of three, a father, mother and their five-year-old son, seriously injured after a pickup truck rammed into their motorcycle, dragged it along the road and sparked a blaze from spilt fuel, on the tarmac in Bang Bon district. The collision occurred at approximately 21:50 on 20 June near the entrance of Soi Bang Bon 5/5, Bang Bon Nuea subdistrict, western Bangkok. Police investigator Pol. Lt. Chawaphon Khlongyut from Bang Bon Police Station, along with Poh Teck Tung Foundation volunteers, rushed to the scene. Emergency responders found three injured victims, Mr Akkhadech 44; Ms Kanokrat 31 and their young son (name withheld), aged 5, lying in the middle of the road, crying out for help. All three were urgently transported to hospital with serious injuries. Eyewitnesses reported that the family had been riding together on a red Honda Wave motorcycle in the leftmost lane when an orange Isuzu pickup truck, registered in Bangkok, suddenly ploughed into them at high speed and fled the scene. The force of the impact wedged the motorcycle underneath the pickup, which continued dragging it along the asphalt. The friction caused a trail of sparks, igniting a small fire, as petrol flowed from the damaged motorcycle. Bystanders quickly gave chase, recording video footage of the fleeing vehicle. The driver was eventually intercepted near Soi Bang Bon 5/7 and detained. The driver, later identified as Mr Phithak 37, appeared visibly intoxicated. He was handed over to Bang Bon police and taken to Bangpakok 8 Hospital for a blood alcohol test, which showed hi over the driving limit. Police have initially charged him with reckless driving causing injury to others and drink driving. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Khoasod 2025-06-22 -
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Report Phuket to Introduce Cannabis Zones Amid Growing Concerns
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 22 June 2025
Indian Workers Illegally Operating Tour Services in Pattaya Picture courtesy of พัทยา จุดเกิดเหตุ Local residents have expressed concerns, after discovering Indian workers allegedly operating illegal tour services in the heart of Pattaya, in clear violation of labour laws. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364399-indian-workers-illegally-operating-tour-services-in-pattaya/ -
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Crime Indian Workers Illegally Operating Tour Services in Pattaya
Picture courtesy of พัทยา จุดเกิดเหตุ Local residents have expressed concerns, after discovering Indian workers allegedly operating illegal tour services in the heart of Pattaya, in clear violation of labour laws. Reports from concerned members of the public indicate that Indian nationals have been seen picking up fellow Indian tourists from massage parlours, before taking them on unauthorised tours around the city. These activities not only contravene the law, as the profession of tour guiding is legally reserved for Thai nationals, but also threaten the livelihoods of local Thais working in the tourism sector. “This is a direct violation of our laws and an affront to our tourism industry,” said one local business owner. “It’s not just illegal, it’s unfair. These foreign workers are exploiting the free visa policy and taking away income that should go to Thai people.” The issue comes amid growing concerns about the influx of foreign workers using visa-free schemes to engage in unauthorised employment. Authorities are being urged to crack down on such illegal practices, which locals say are damaging Pattaya’s tourism economy and fuelling resentment among legal operators. Officials have reminded the public that anyone witnessing such illegal activity should report it immediately to the relevant authorities. Adapted by ASEAN Now from พัทยา จุดเกิดเหตุ 2025-06-22
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