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Driver Discovers Large Python Under Car Bonnet
Picture from responders. A man got the shock of his life when he opened his car bonnet to check the engine oil, only to find a massive python coiled inside. The snake later slithered under the vehicle, prompting a rescue operation by local wildlife responders. The incident occurred on the evening of 9 February in Ban Krot Subdistrict, Bang Pa-in District, Ayutthaya. The Ayutthaya Ruamjai Rescue Foundation received a distress call regarding a large python hiding in the engine bay of a Mitsubishi Pajero. The car’s owner, Mr Suwat 64, had made the discovery while conducting routine maintenance. Rescue officers arrived at the scene and found the vehicle, registered in Bangkok, parked near a residential estate. Mr Suwat, visibly shaken, pointed out where the snake had vanished under the vehicle. Responders carefully inspected the underside of the car and spotted the python tightly coiled around the chassis. After 15 minutes of careful manoeuvring, the snake began to loosen its grip and emerge. The team successfully pulled it free, revealing an impressive specimen measuring around 3 metres in length and weighing approximately 8 kilograms. The snake was safely placed in a transport container and later released into a natural habitat. Mr Suwat later explained that he had driven the vehicle from Lopburi, where it had been parked for a week. He believes the snake may have hitched a ride from there. “I tried to remove it myself, but it escaped under the car. I couldn’t find it, so I called the rescue team,” he said. Despite the frightening encounter, Mr Suwat saw the event in a positive light, believing the snake’s appearance, especially its connection to his car registration number, could bring good fortune. -- 2025-02-11 -
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Thailand Debates Costly Move to Relocate Capital from Bangkok
are you from canada? no one outside canada has ever heard of that band. there was a canadian guy on here who was constantly referencing this band and got offended when i told him that. -
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Thailand Debates Costly Move to Relocate Capital from Bangkok
Clearly none of you know the hip. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LAZUsCONjIQ&pp=ygUlbmV3IG9ybGVhbnMgaXMgc2lua2luZyB0cmFnaWNhbGx5IGhpcA%3D%3D -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 11 February 2025
Gunman Opens Fire on Ex-Wife's Home, Police Hunt Underway Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A man armed with a 9mm handgun fired multiple rounds at his ex- wife's house in Phatthalung, leaving the property riddled with bullet holes. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Police are now searching for the suspect. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351411-gunman-opens-fire-on-ex-wifes-home-police-hunt-underway/ -
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Gunman Opens Fire on Ex-Wife's Home, Police Hunt Underway
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A man armed with a 9mm handgun fired multiple rounds at his ex- wife's house in Phatthalung, leaving the property riddled with bullet holes. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Police are now searching for the suspect. The attack occurred in the evening of 9 February at a house in Phanom Wang Subdistrict, Khuan Khanun District. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots and screams as the suspect, identified as Mr Somchai 50, opened fire on the home of his ex-wife, Ms Yuwadee, 42. Ms Yuwadee's youngest child reportedly shouted, "Mum, run! Dad is going to shoot you!" as the gunman fired multiple shots, threatening to kill everyone inside. Terrified, Ms Yuwadee and her three children fled in different directions to escape the gunfire. When officers from Nakayad Police Station arrived at the scene, they found the house's front windows, doors, and walls riddled with bullet holes. Spent 9mm shell casings were scattered across the front yard, with nearly 10 found at the scene. Police sealed off the area for forensic examination. According to Ms Yuwadee, she and Mr Somchai had been married for six years before divorcing two months ago due to his increasingly violent temper. She had two children from a previous marriage, whom she brought to live in the newly built home, something that angered her ex-husband. "The arguments became more intense, and at one point, he even broke my arm. I endured it for a time, but eventually, I couldn't take it anymore," she said. Although divorced, Mr Somchai continued to provide financial support for his son and would occasionally visit. On the day of the incident, Mr Somchai had messaged Ms Yuwadee, saying he wanted to take their son out for a barbecue. He arrived at the house in his Isuzu D-Max pickup truck and called the boy outside. Before the child got into the vehicle, Mr Somchai asked, "Who's in the house?" Upon hearing that only Ms Yuwadee and her other two children were inside, he allegedly declared, "I'll shoot everyone in there, before drawing his firearm. The youngest child screamed a warning to his mother before shots rang out. The family scattered in fear, escaping the gunfire. Authorities are now actively searching for Mr Somchai, who fled the scene. Police have urged him to surrender but have yet to locate him. Investigations are ongoing. -- 2025-02-11 -
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USAID Cuts Being Felt Immediately
This is just the beginning of the exposure. Just wait until the truth about the waste and money laundering being funneled through the DHS, the DoD, and the various entitlement programs come to light. It is going to be glorious. I'd really hate to be someone with an income dependent on the corruption of the globalist criminal syndicate right now.
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