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Fire Massive Blaze Engulfs Rubber Factory in Buriram — Smoke Visible Over 10 Km
Pictures courtesy of Amarin. A major fire broke out overnight at a rubber processing factory in Buriram province, burning intensely and sending thick plumes of smoke more than 10 kilometres across the surrounding area. Despite the efforts of over 20 fire engines, the blaze remained largely uncontrolled throughout the night. The fire erupted at approximately 01:30 on 20 July, at the North East Rubber Public Company Limited, located at 398 Moo 4, Kok Ma Subdistrict, Prakhon Chai District. The factory, which produces and stores large quantities of rubber sheets for export, presented significant challenges to firefighting crews due to the flammable nature of the materials inside. Fire crews from multiple districts were called in to battle the inferno, which quickly consumed a warehouse storing rubber blocks. Although the flames could not be extinguished, emergency responders managed to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby fuel storage tanks and adjacent buildings. By morning, dense black smoke was still billowing into the sky, visible from over 10 kilometres away. Continuous water spraying operations were ongoing, with firefighters struggling to bring the situation under control. Mr. Jamroen Waenpetch, Deputy Governor of Buriram Province, visited the scene and confirmed that the fire was located in a storage facility containing highly flammable rubber blocks, which made firefighting particularly difficult. “We’ve been informed that, fortunately, the smoke is not chemical in nature and is unlikely to pose serious health risks,” he said. “Nonetheless, residents in areas affected by the smoke have been advised to wear face masks as a precaution.” The fire continued to burn throughout the day, as fire crews continued to damp down hot spots, no injuries were reported and damage estimates have not yet been determined. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the blaze. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-21 -
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Report Fed-Up Nottingham Dad Moves Family to Thailand for New Life
Oh stop being pedantic. Adding food, accomdation into things that every adult pays for. If you are 18 you can get a part time job to pay for any costs you have, just like any adult can do. Furthermore, as most are deciding now - is to stay at home whilst you study. Most parents will also tend to lend support to most children. You were talking about education fees. -
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Crime Man High on Drugs Fatally Stabs Relative, Flees to Rooftop in Phrae Province
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 21 July 2025
Ethiopian and Japanese Claim Victories at Pattaya Marathon 2025 Pictures courtesy of Pattaya Marathon. Pattaya came alive over the weekend as more than 10,000 runners from across the globe converged for the “Amazing Thailand Pattaya Marathon 2025 Presented by MAMA.” The international race, held from 19–20 July, brought vibrancy, tourism and a festive atmosphere to the resort town, with athletes and spectators alike celebrating endurance, sportsmanship and cultural exchange. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1367315-ethiopian-and-japanese-claim-victories-at-pattaya-marathon-2025/ -
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Pictures courtesy of Pattaya Marathon. Pattaya came alive over the weekend as more than 10,000 runners from across the globe converged for the “Amazing Thailand Pattaya Marathon 2025 Presented by MAMA.” The international race, held from 19–20 July, brought vibrancy, tourism and a festive atmosphere to the resort town, with athletes and spectators alike celebrating endurance, sportsmanship and cultural exchange. The race kicked off before dawn in front of Terminal 21 Pattaya shopping mall, with a high-energy opening ceremony graced by Pattaya Deputy Mayor Mr. Krisana Boonsawat and Mr. Nat Krutsut, Director of Events at the Tourism Authority of Thailand. The event’s spotlight races were the Full Marathon (42 kilometres) and the Half Marathon (21 kilometres), both of which drew professional runners from around the world. In the men’s marathon, Ethiopia reaffirmed its long-standing dominance in long-distance running. Tariku Abdi stormed to victory with a winning time of 2:25:03, securing the overall title. He was closely followed by compatriots Deraje Alemu Miko and Kindu Tiruneh, who took second and third place respectively, making it an all-Ethiopian podium sweep. Thailand’s pride in the men’s division was upheld by Mr. Charan Jupoh, who emerged as the top Thai finisher with a commendable time of 2:43:24. On the women’s side, Haruna Takano of Japan impressed with a powerful and consistent performance, clinching the overall title in 2:49:45. She finished well ahead of Ling Wu from China, who took second place and Ethiopia’s Yesheemebet Taso, who came in third. Thai runner Ms. Oranong Wongsorn led the local charge, finishing as the top Thai woman with a strong time of 2:56:17. Beyond the competition, the event served a greater purpose, promoting Thailand as a global hub for sports tourism and wellness. Organisers noted the marathon’s contribution to stimulating the local economy and energising Pattaya’s tourism sector during the mid-year period. With thousands of participants and an electric atmosphere along the scenic routes of Pattaya, the 2025 edition of the Pattaya Marathon proved once again to be more than just a race, it was a celebration of international camaraderie and the enduring spirit of athletic achievement. Adapted by Asean Now from Pattaya Marathon 2025-07-21 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 21 July 2025
Chinese Tourist Drowns in Rough Seas off Koh Lanta Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A Chinese tourist drowned off the coast of Koh Lanta onthe afternoon of 20 July, after being swept out to sea by strong waves, despite warnings about dangerous sea conditions. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1367313-chinese-tourist-drowns-in-rough-seas-off-koh-lanta/
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