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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 20 March 2025
Delivery Driver Stumbles Upon Skeleton of Suspected Cable Thief Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A delivery driver in Samut Songkhram Province was left in shock after stopping by the roadside for an emergency toilet break, only to discover a human skeleton believed to be that of a suspected cable thief. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355185-delivery-driver-stumbles-upon-skeleton-of-suspected-cable-thief/ -
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Delivery Driver Stumbles Upon Skeleton of Suspected Cable Thief
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A delivery driver in Samut Songkhram Province was left in shock after stopping by the roadside for an emergency toilet break, only to discover a human skeleton believed to be that of a suspected cable thief. Police later identified a possible match with a man who had a lengthy criminal record, including drug offences and theft. Police were alerted to the incident after 40-year-old Thongchai contacted authorities following his unsettling discovery near an abandoned building off Rama II Road, kilometre 79. Thongchai recalled that on 17 March, he was on a delivery route from Prachinburi to Ranong when he was suddenly struck by stomach pain and had to relieve himself near an overgrown area by the roadside. While there, he noticed a strange odour but did not investigate further as he was in a rush. However, he made a mental note to return if the smell was indeed from a decomposing body. After completing his delivery, he revisited the location two days later and confirmed his worst suspicions, what remained of the body was only a skeleton. He immediately reported it to the police. Responding to the scene, Lieutenant Ranakrit Jongprasert, an investigator at Yi San Police Station, arrived with forensic experts and emergency response teams. The remains were found near a utility pole, along with tools commonly used for cutting electrical cables, including a cutter knife, gloves, and discarded wires. The presence of these items led investigators to suspect that the individual had been attempting to steal copper wiring before suffering a possibly electrocution or a fall from the pole. Inside a nearby abandoned building, police discovered a rucksack containing an ID card bearing the name Boonserm Phimpha, 45, from Saraburi Province. However, forensic experts have yet to confirm whether the remains belong to the man named on the ID. A preliminary background check on Boonserm revealed an extensive criminal history spanning over a decade. • 2011: Drug possession (Phra-In Racha Police Station, Ayutthaya) • 2017: Carrying an illegal firearm (Bang Yai Police Station, Nonthaburi) • 2019: Drug use (Bang Phlat Police Station, Bangkok) • 2023: Theft and receiving stolen goods (Mueang Samut Songkhram Police Station) Authorities are now awaiting DNA verification and an official autopsy to confirm the identity and cause of death. Meanwhile, police continue to investigate whether Boonserm was alone at the time of the incident or if any accomplices were involved. -- 2025-03-20 -
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Thailand Considers Raising Retirement Age Amidst Ageing Crisis
The government has the cash to dosh out 10,000 baht to everyone to buy votes, sorry, I meant to boost the economy. Followed by tons of social media posts about people throwing parties and blowing it all in a single weekend on beer. Yet they don't have the money to continue to pay out the paltry social security that they offer, which most of is likely actually going into the local economy for survival rather than to corporate monopolies that funnel all the money to the top 1%. But the government is doing exactly as their corporate and other overlords demand. Same around the world, so it's not really a surprise. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 20 March 2025
Massive Fire Destroys Paper Factory in Nakhon Pathom, Damage Estimated at Over 10 Million A devastating fire broke out early morning on 19 March, at a paper manufacturing factory in Moo 3, Ban Luang subdistrict, Don Tum district, Nakhon Pathom. The blaze engulfed a large warehouse, causing the structure to collapse and resulting in estimated damages exceeding 10 million baht. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355184-massive-fire-destroys-paper-factory-in-nakhon-pathom-damage-estimated-at-over-10-million/ -
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Thai Delegation Arrives in China for Uyghur Meeting amid Tensions
....yeah, I'd take that with a pinch of salt!! Thailand is now Little China. Utterly shameless. regards, bob.
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