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at your place I would wait a couple days and not worry -
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Video Thai Man Seeks Justice After Vandalism Incident in Pattaya
Photo via Facebook/ Nawakorn Thongphan A Thai man, Nawakorn Thongpha, turned to social media for justice after police failed to arrest a suspect who damaged his car during a traffic altercation in Pattaya. The incident, which took place on Soi Jomtien 5 at around 1pm, was captured on video and shared by Nawakorn on his Facebook account on April 30. The confrontation began when Nawakorn, driving his white sedan on the one-way street, encountered a bronze-gold sedan going against traffic. Unable to reverse due to the vehicles behind him, Nawakorn refused to yield to the wrong-way driver. The situation escalated when the suspect exited his car, shouted at Nawakorn, and attacked his vehicle. He kicked and punched the side mirror until it broke and attempted to provoke a physical confrontation. Wisely, Nawakorn stayed inside his locked car, prioritising his safety. Throughout the attack, the suspect was heard claiming, “My father is a police officer. You must let me go this way!” A second man, wearing a brown T-shirt and belt bag, accompanied the suspect and later apologised to Nawakorn before the footage concluded. Witnesses provided Nawakorn with the video, and he learned from locals that the suspect and his companion had been involved in a prior argument with another driver nearby. Despite contacting local police and filing a report at Mueang Pattaya Police Station, law enforcement did not apprehend the suspect, prompting Nawakorn to publicise the incident. The case gained traction in Thai media, with Channel 7 and DailyNews covering the story. According to DailyNews, police subsequently confiscated the suspect's car, and reports suggest the suspect offered to amicably resolve the issue. However, Nawakorn has declined any settlement, seeking formal justice instead. The incident highlights ongoing concerns in Thailand over road safety, accountability, and fairness in the legal system, with many watching to see how authorities will address the growing public interest in the case. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-02 -
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Trump gets an Deportation Set-back
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Report Woman Rescues Dog Brutally Attacked for Urinating on Car
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Protecting Face From the Sun.
Go out at dawn, return by 9am. No sun problems then. No need for any protection, arm, legs, face safe. -
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Social Security Retirement
I received my daughter's at 14;00. Mine still hasn't come so somethings wrong. Need to contact them because they're both on the same account. We needed to change to Login.gov and I was in the process, so wondered why one came and the other didn't. I figure it should have been neither or both.
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