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Crime Suspected Thief Electrocuted While Attempting to Steal Wiring from Construction Camp
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A man believed to be attempting to steal electrical wiring from a construction site in Nonthaburi met a fatal end when he was electrocuted during the act. Police from Bang Kruai Police Station were alerted to the incident at a worker camp behind a housing development in Maha Sawat subdistrict. Officers, accompanied by forensic specialists and rescue volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, quickly arrived at the scene. The body of a man, estimated to be between 40 and 45 years old, was discovered lying on his side in the grass behind the camp, near Khlong Khue Khwang canal. The deceased was shirtless, wearing grey shorts, and had a necklace around his neck. His left arm was heavily tattooed, and on his right forearm was a tattoo of the name “Naphatsakorn Taikan.” Visible abrasions and burns, were found on the back of his right hand and wrist. Near the body, police found a pair of wire cutters and a collapsed bamboo pole that had been used to support overhead wiring. The electrical cables showed clear signs of tampering and attempted cutting. Mr. Wichayut, 25, the construction project’s supervising engineer, said he had been informed by a site inspector that a body had been found at the rear of the camp. Upon checking the location, he noted damage to the project’s wiring and discovered the wire cutters, suggesting the man had been attempting to steal the cables. He also revealed that the site had experienced a string of thefts in recent weeks, including the loss of a crane and steel construction materials. Although security personnel had been assigned to guard the area, the crane had just been moved the previous day, leaving the site temporarily unwatched. Police are continuing to investigate and are working to confirm the man’s identity and the precise cause of death, plus any others involved in the thefts. Initial findings point strongly toward electrocution during an attempted theft. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-06-20 -
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Where would we be if trump didn’t kill the nuclear agreement with Iran
There was an agreement with many signatories there was inspections and verifications trump killed it to stoke the hate in his base.so all the options the agreement would have been available if it was honored are now mute.as usual trump sticking to form is no dealmaker he’s just a bully no more no less. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 20 June 2025
Sa Kaeo Holds Tabletop Evacuation Exercise to Prepare for Emergency Scenario Picture courtesy of Kaoded. Authorities in Sa Kaeo province have launched a large-scale Tabletop Exercise (TTX) to rehearse emergency evacuation procedures along the Thai-Cambodian border. The exercise, held annually, aims to ensure preparedness among military and civilian agencies in the event of a crisis requiring the swift relocation of residents. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364219-sa-kaeo-holds-tabletop-evacuation-exercise-to-prepare-for-emergency-scenario/ -
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What are you doing tomorrow?
Pure thumbs down on this one too. Gotta hand it to you, Susan, you might be the only person here who can rack up total thumbs down on two separate threads in the same day, back to back. That’s actually impressive in its own way. Maybe the mods will whip up a special badge for you on that. Here’s an idea, why don’t you and frogs run off and get a room together and spare the rest of us anymore of your posts. I’ll even cover the cost. I think of it as public service. -
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Politics Protesters Rally Against Thai PM Amid Controversial Call Leak
It would be misguided to think, for one moment, that the people demonstrating (The Network of Students and People for Reform of Thailand) have the slightest desire whatsoever to see PP running the country. -
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Community Sa Kaeo Holds Tabletop Evacuation Exercise to Prepare for Emergency Scenario
Picture courtesy of Kaoded. Authorities in Sa Kaeo province have launched a large-scale Tabletop Exercise (TTX) to rehearse emergency evacuation procedures along the Thai-Cambodian border. The exercise, held annually, aims to ensure preparedness among military and civilian agencies in the event of a crisis requiring the swift relocation of residents. The event, was held 18 June and took place in Pa Rai subdistrict, Aranyaprathet district, where a simulated evacuation was conducted. In the scenario, civilians were moved to a designated reception centre at Sa Kaeo Technical College, with the Sa Kaeo Provincial Administrative Organisation serving as the coordinating body for displaced persons. The exercise was formally opened by Maj. Gen. Benjaphon Dejchaiwong Na Ayutthaya, Commander of the Burapha Task Force, who was joined by senior officials including Mr. Chaownet Yimprasert, Deputy Governor of Sa Kaeo, Col. Suchayan Sritragoon, Deputy Director of the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) in Sa Kaeo, and Col. Chainarong Kasee, Commander of the 12th Infantry Regiment. Representatives from border patrol, local government units, and various civil agencies were also in attendance. The Royal Thai Army’s Operations Centre has directed all border protection forces to coordinate closely with relevant local authorities to revise and align evacuation plans with the geographical realities of the border region. This is to ensure plans are clear, comprehensive and ready to be executed under any abnormal or emergency situation. The purpose of this TTX was to clarify roles and responsibilities, improve inter-agency coordination, and ensure a seamless integration between civil and military responses. The exercise is also designed to safeguard the lives and property of the public while supporting the objectives of Thailand’s internal security and border stability strategies. Observers from various districts within the border province were invited to witness the drill and assess operational readiness. The simulated exercise allowed participating units to rehearse step-by-step procedures and reinforce cooperation among agencies, ensuring a high level of preparedness in the event of real emergencies along the Sa Kaeo border. Adapted by Asean Now from Koaded 2025-06-20
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