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Community Thai Military Clarifies ‘Mystery Aircraft’ Sighting Over Kanchanaburi
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Community German National Rescued After Reportedly Being Left Homeless in Jomtien
When you build a house here, and you're married, its both of yours house. She isn't allowing me to stay. My building it, and paying 100% for it, has me stay. You can own a house, not the land. Just the way it is here, as you should know, if you live here. -
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Crime Australian Man Arrested at Airport on Armed Robbery Charges
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British Man's Urgent Plea to Save Dying Father in Thailand
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Community Thai Military Clarifies ‘Mystery Aircraft’ Sighting Over Kanchanaburi
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A mysterious aircraft spotted flying over Kanchanaburi province on Monday caused alarm among local residents, prompting swift clarification from the Thai military. The unidentified flying object, which led to widespread speculation and concern on social media, was confirmed to be an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operated by Thailand’s own Armed Forces. A military source confirmed that the UAV in question belongs to the Royal Thai Armed Forces’ Department of Military Mapping. The specific model identified was the VTOL SUD 60, a vertical take-off and landing drone. The aircraft was conducting an authorised aerial mapping operation in Sangkhla Buri District, part of a mission to capture 2D and 3D topographical imagery for cartographic and terrain analysis purposes. The operation was scheduled to take place between 08:00 and 18:00 hrs. The VTOL SUD 60 is designed to operate in remote areas without the need for a runway, making it ideal for such missions. The military strongly emphasised that the UAV was not of foreign origin and had no connection to neighbouring countries. Authorities are urging the public not to be alarmed, and to refrain from spreading misinformation regarding aerial activities carried out by official agencies. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-05-07. -
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Politics Thailand May Require Criminal Background Checks for Foreign Casino Visitors, Says PM
The Thai PM emphasized all foreign casino visitors, why not all casino visitors. How would the Thai hiso's and Government officials handle that?
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