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Crime Panic at Fish Pond in Ratchaburi as Mortar Discovered During Water Draining
Picture courtesy of Matichon. What began as a routine day of fish farming turned into a scene of panic after a suspected bomb was discovered at a fish pond in Bang Phae District, Ratchaburion, on the evening of 20 April. At around 18:30, Mr Pramote Unkasem, village headman of Moo 6, Pho Hak Subdistrict, alerted local police after being informed of a suspicious object found in a fish pond. The object was discovered at a gourami fish pond in Moo 6, where workers had been draining water to catch fish for sale. Upon inspection, authorities found an object resembling a large, unexploded ordnance, approximately 37 centimetres in length, shaped like a traditional mortar shell. The item appeared to be in new condition, showing no signs of previous detonation. Officers immediately cordoned off the area and placed a rubber tyre over the device to minimise the risk of accidental explosion while waiting for the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team to arrive and safely remove it. The pond’s owner, 68-year-old Mr Wallop Chaiwatana, explained that he had leased the six-rai pond two years ago to farm gourami fish. Earlier that day, he had instructed his workers to pump out water to begin harvesting the fish. It was during this process that one of the workers noticed a strange object and placed it by the roadside near the pond. “At first, I thought it was just a piece of motorbike exhaust,” said Mr Wallop. “But my nephew insisted it looked suspicious and called the authorities. Turns out it was a bomb.” It is believed that the device had been buried near the pond’s edge, possibly during land reclamation by a previous owner. Over time, soil erosion caused the device to slip into the pond, where it remained hidden until the water was drained. The incident sparked fear among workers and prospective fish buyers, with many now hesitant to approach the pond, unsure whether more explosives may lie beneath the surface. As a precaution, Mr Wallop has ordered the pond to be refilled with water to prevent the fish from dying while authorities conduct further investigations. Officials are now working to determine whether additional ordnance remains in the area, with safety checks expected to continue in the coming days. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Matichon. -- 2025-04-22 -
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Hegseth Said to Have Shared Attack Details in Second Signal Chat
Ahhh only the best people he said……….pro wrestling mama calling the shots on education check……..cosplay Barbie in charge of homeland security check…..anti science anti vaxer in charge of health check……blackout inexperienced drunk with loose lips in charge of the pentagon check…..and on and on……now he’s after Powell….elections have consequences…it’s time to flush the toilet -
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Trump can Pave Way for Lasting Immigration Reform after Border Success
We also could stop selling desks to foreigners that have no intention of staying and paying premiums. We don't need to educate the Chinese to basically go home and reverse engineer everything to their advantage. Limit the amount of seats to those that are vetted and candidates for citizenship. Maybe we don't want the guy chanting death to Israel in our nuclear physics classes to begin with. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 22 April 2025
Myanmar ignores Thai warning, drops bombs near Kanchanaburi border Picture courtesy of Khoasod. Myanmar ignores Thai warning, drops bombs near Kanchanaburi border, mobilises troops to clash with KNLA Karen forces, Thai soldiers deploy forces to secure border. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358415-myanmar-ignores-thai-warning-drops-bombs-near-kanchanaburi-border/ -
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Yet another chavtastic bogan
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Politics Myanmar ignores Thai warning, drops bombs near Kanchanaburi border
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. Myanmar ignores Thai warning, drops bombs near Kanchanaburi border, mobilises troops to clash with KNLA Karen forces, Thai soldiers deploy forces to secure border At 12:00 noon on April 21, 2025, Myanmar soldiers flew Y-12 aircraft to drop bombs in the Tiki village area, Myanmar. Located next to the permanent border checkpoint of Ban Pu Nam Ron, Village 12, Tambon Ban Kao, Amphoe Mueang, Kanchanaburi Province Initially, about 10 bombs were heard. In addition, 3 Mi-17 aircraft transporting soldiers landed at the Tiki base, with about 60 soldiers, to prepare for a major clash with the Karen forces of the 4th Infantry Division, Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA). On April 20, the Thai authorities, through the 29th Infantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Division, negotiated that there would be absolutely no clashes or bombing in areas adjacent to the Thai border. However, in the end, the Myanmar military continued to drop bombs. While the villagers of Ban Pu Nam Ron, Village 12, Tambon Ban Kao, whose houses are located next to the border, saw a Mi-17 transport aircraft crossing the airspace into Thailand, so they recorded a video clip. Currently, the 9th Infantry Division is transporting anti-aircraft artillery or anti-aircraft guns towards the border to maintain airspace. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Khaosod. -- 2025-04-22
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