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Bull Breeder Killed by Own Animal in Nakhon Si Thammarat
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A 60-year-old man who had spent decades breeding fighting bulls was fatally gored by one of his own animals in a tragic incident in Nakhon Si Thammarat. The victim, identified as Mr. Yaow, was found lying in a pool of blood at his cattle pen in Tha Sala district, Nakhon Si Thammarat province. He suffered multiple wounds to his back after being attacked by a ten-year-old black bull, which had recently been acquired for breeding purposes. Emergency responders rushed him to Tha Sala Hospital, but he succumbed to his injuries due to severe blood loss. According to family members, Mr. Yaow had long made a living breeding and selling fighting bulls. The aggressive animal responsible for the attack was recently brought in to mate with female bulls in the herd. It remains unclear whether the victim had entered the pen to feed, wash, or breed the bull when the fatal incident occurred. Preliminary investigations suggest that the bull may have been unsettled by its unfamiliar surroundings or was in a state of heightened aggression due to being in heat. Local police have launched an inquiry to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The victim’s body has been released to his family for funeral rites in accordance with religious traditions. -- 2025-03-11 -
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American Teen Goes Missing in Phuket, Parents Rally Online Support
Maybe his mother should look for him in a pub, like Dublin's famous The Bleeding Horse? And if he's a fan of variety: -
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Swiss National Faces Visa Revocation Over Repeated Dog Attacks
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 11 March 2025
Yala: Security Officer Killed in Ambush A violent attack occurred in the early hours of March 10, when a group of assailants ambushed and shot dead a local security officer, Sergeant Saudi Mahah, 45, in the district of Krong Pinang, Yala. The assailants targeted Sergeant Mahah as he arrived at his residence in the village of Kadudoh, Tambon Sae, at approximately 02:00. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354203-yala-security-officer-killed-in-ambush/ -
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I believe that both Trump and Vance have low I.Q's
Good to see that Vance's cousin has a low opinion of him and Trump. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm2yl5kevrpo -
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Yala: Security Officer Killed in Ambush
Picture from responders. A violent attack occurred in the early hours of March 10, when a group of assailants ambushed and shot dead a local security officer, Sergeant Saudi Mahah, 45, in the district of Krong Pinang, Yala. The assailants targeted Sergeant Mahah as he arrived at his residence in the village of Kadudoh, Tambon Sae, at approximately 02:00. According to local authorities, the officer had been out on personal business when he received a call about a fire involving a parked pickup truck outside his home. As he returned to assess the damage, the attackers, hiding near the house, opened fire with a range of weapons, including shotguns, assault rifles (AK-47 and M-16), and a 9mm pistol. The officer was struck multiple times in the body and head, collapsing to the ground and later confirmed dead at the scene. The assailants then stole the officer’s personal 9mm handgun before fleeing the area swiftly, believed to be using their knowledge of the local terrain to escape without leaving a trace. The attack took place outside the officer’s home, where his motorcycle was found nearby, and a Mitsubishi Triton pickup truck was severely damaged by fire. Authorities found several types of spent shell casings around the scene, including from shotguns and military-grade rifles, leading them to suspect the involvement of insurgent groups operating in the region. This ambush follows a series of escalating tensions in southern Thailand, where insurgent activity has been increasing. Authorities believe the attack on Sergeant Mahah is a deliberate move to demonstrate the attackers’ ability to carry out such operations. The investigation continues as police, military personnel, and rescue teams work to gather evidence and pursue the perpetrators. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Panic in Yala! Suspicious Objects Found Tied to Power Poles in Three Locations Picture courtesy of Matichon. Authorities in Yala were placed on high alert early morning of 10 March, after discovering suspicious objects tied to power poles at three locations in the city. Security forces quickly moved to seal off the affected areas and urged the public to avoid the routes. At approximately 06:55, officials received reports of unidentified objects attached to power poles along the route to Kota Baru Police Station, near Ruatawan School in Moo 7, Budi Subdistrict, Mueang District, Yala Province. The suspicious items were found in the following locations: 1. On a power pole at the entrance of the Paramitae Canal Bridge, heading from Paramitae Intersection towards Phong Yuroi Intersection, Moo 7, Budi Subdistrict. 2. On the bridge itself. 3. On a power pole 40 metres past the bridge on the right-hand side. Upon receiving the alert from the village head of Moo 7, Budi Subdistrict, police and security personnel immediately secured the areas and informed senior officials. Bomb disposal experts and relevant agencies were deployed to investigate the nature of the objects. Officials advised residents and commuters to avoid the affected routes while the investigation was carried out underway. Pipe Bomb Thrown at Checkpoint in Pattani; Suspect’s Description Released Picture captured from CCTV. At approximately 18:55 on 10 March, authorities responded to an incident at the Yutern checkpoint on Thailand Route 42 in Pattani province, where a pipe bomb was thrown at a police checkpoint near the Telewiz building. According to initial reports, no injuries were sustained. The incident occurred in the area of Moo 7, Ban Don, Kok Pho subdistrict, Kok Pho district. Police have released a description of the suspect, who was seen riding a motorcycle and wearing a white prayer garment. Witnesses observed that the individual fled the scene, turning left into the Ban Don area. Investigations are currently underway. These incidents underscores ongoing security concerns in the region, prompting heightened vigilance from both authorities and the public. -- 2025-03-11
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