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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 4 July 2025
Man Killed After Vespa Crashes Into Parked Van in Nonthaburi Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 33-year-old man lost his life in the early hours of 3 July, after crashing his Vespa motorbike into the rear of a parked van in Bang Bua Thong district, Nonthaburi. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365642-man-killed-after-vespa-crashes-into-parked-van-in-nonthaburi / -
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Accident Man Killed After Vespa Crashes Into Parked Van in Nonthaburi
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 33-year-old man lost his life in the early hours of 3 July, after crashing his Vespa motorbike into the rear of a parked van in Bang Bua Thong district, Nonthaburi. The incident occurred at approximately 02:30, along the outbound lane of Bang Kruai–Sai Noi Road, near the entrance to the Laphawan 7 housing estate in Bang Rak Phatthana subdistrict. Officers from Bang Bua Thong Police Station, medics from the Institute of Forensic Medicine, and rescue workers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation responded to the scene. The deceased, identified as Mr. Natthaphon was found lying next to his damaged blue Vespa Sprint motorbike, which bore no licence plate. The crash had occurred when the scooter collided at high speed with the rear of a stationary white Toyota van bearing Tak province plates. Debris from the crash was scattered across the road, including the motorbike’s speedometer unit, which had detached upon impact. The needle was stuck at 80 km/h, suggesting possibly that the victim was travelling at considerable speed before the crash. There were no skid marks or signs of braking. CCTV footage from a nearby house clearly captured the moment of the incident. The video shows the motorbike travelling at speed before slamming into the back of the parked van without any apparent evasive action or involvement from another vehicle. Police documented the scene and collected the CCTV footage as evidence. Preliminary investigations indicate that the collision was a result of high-speed riding and limited visibility at that hour. Mr. Natthaphon’s body was transported to the Institute of Forensic Medicine, while the investigation continues. Authorities are reviewing whether the parked van was positioned legally. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-07-04 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 4 July 2025
Red Bull's Yoovidhya Tops as Thailand's Rich List Revealed Chalerm Yoovidhya The Yoovidhya family, co-owners of Red Bull, have clinched the top spot as Thailand’s richest. Their immense net worth soared, highlighting the country's ever-evolving wealth landscape. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1365641-red-bulls-yoovidhya-tops-as-thailands-rich-list-revealed/ -
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Report Red Bull's Yoovidhya Tops as Thailand's Rich List Revealed
Chalerm Yoovidhya The Yoovidhya family, co-owners of Red Bull, have clinched the top spot as Thailand’s richest. Their immense net worth soared, highlighting the country's ever-evolving wealth landscape. Here’s a look at the leading companies from Forbes’ recent list. Chalerm Yoovidhya Net Worth: $44.5 billion (1.44 trillion baht) Industry: Beverages Chearavanont Brothers Net Worth: $35.7 billion (1.15 trillion baht) Industry: Conglomerate Sarath Ratanavadi Net Worth: $12 billion (389 billion baht) Industry: Energy and Telecom Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi Net Worth: $10.5 billion (340 billion baht) Industry: Beverages and Real Estate Chirathivat Family Net Worth: $8.6 billion (278 billion baht) Industry: Retail In total, Forbes reported a significant 11% increase in the combined wealth of Thailand's 50 richest families, reaching a staggering $170.5 billion (5.51 trillion baht). Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra ranks 11th on the list with $2.1 billion (68 billion baht). Despite the impressive figures, challenges remain. Renewable energy leader Somphote Ahunai dropped from the ranks after legal issues and a drastic plunge in company shares. His exclusion underscores the volatility and rapid shifts among the wealthiest Thais, showcasing resilience and adaptability. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-07-04 -
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US Pushes Forward with Private Aid Plan for Gaza Amid UN Opposition
At least 300 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in 48 hours - almost 100 dying overnight from Israeli attacks even as ceasefire proposals are being thrashed out. They were killed while outside sites being used as US-backed and controversial aid stations, leading to claims they have been ‘militarised’ by Amnesty International. Amnesty said in a report released on Thursday: "Israel has continued to use starvation of civilians as a weapon of war against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip and to deliberately impose conditions of life calculated to bring about their physical destruction as part of its ongoing genocide.” Gaza death toll hits at least 300 in just two days after horror Israel overnight attacks -
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US Pushes Forward with Private Aid Plan for Gaza Amid UN Opposition
The controversy surrounding the United States and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation shows no signs of fading. US contractors guarding aid distribution sites in Gaza told the Associated Press that their colleagues were using live ammunition and stun grenades against Palestinians waiting for food. "Two US contractors, who spoke to us on the condition of anonymity because they were revealing their employers' internal operations, said they were coming out because they were disturbed by what they saw as dangerous and irresponsible practices", said Julia Frankel, an Associated Press reporter in Jerusalem. US contractors say colleagues fired live ammunition at Palestinians seeking food
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