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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 13 July 2025
Murder-Suicide: Rubber Traders Found Dead in Phatthalung Home Picture courtesy of NBT. A married couple who worked together as rubber latex buyers were found dead in their home in what police believe was a murder-suicide following a domestic dispute. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366535-murder-suicide-rubber-traders-found-dead-in-phatthalung-home/ -
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I'm worried I might have cancer. But, don't ask me why. Do you worry about this, too?
Yes. This is why..... I have always loved the story about the Princess and the Pea..... Do you know the story? And, sometimes, Fairy Tales have a hidden meaning, other than what most children, thankfully, might imagine.... Sometimes, peas grow bigger, and Bigger, and BIGGER, and Even Larger.....!!! -
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Crime Murder-Suicide: Rubber Traders Found Dead in Phatthalung Home
Picture courtesy of NBT. A married couple who worked together as rubber latex buyers were found dead in their home in what police believe was a murder-suicide following a domestic dispute. Officers from Tamot Police Station were called to house number 270, Village 12, Tamot Subdistrict, Tamot District, Phatthalung Province, on the morning of 12 July after neighbours raised the alarm. At the scene, police discovered the body of Mr Thanit Khukaew, 38, lying next to a bed with a fatal gunshot wound to the head. Nearby was a .45 calibre handgun and two spent casings. His wife, Ms Supaporn Chuayrajkarn 44, was found dead near the bathroom with a gunshot wound to the head. Disturbingly, her head had been placed inside a laundry basket. Relatives told investigators that the couple had been together for two years and worked side by side in the latex trade. They said the pair had no history of serious conflict, although Mr Thanit had been unwell and had not gone out to work for two days prior to the incident. Initial police findings point to a possible argument that escalated into violence. Investigators suspect Mr Thanit shot his wife before turning the gun on himself. Forensic teams are now awaiting autopsy results and are conducting a thorough examination of the scene and firearm to determine the precise sequence of events. Adapted by Asean Now from NBT 2025-07-13 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 13 July 2025
Myanmar Workers Protest Over Healthcare Rights After Factory Death in Prachinburi Picture courtesy of Khaosod. More than 100 Myanmar workers staged a protest at a factory in Prachinburi, demanding healthcare rights and proper protection under Thai labour laws following the death of a fellow employee in a machinery incident. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366534-myanmar-workers-protest-over-healthcare-rights-after-factory-death-in-prachinburi/ -
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Accident Myanmar Workers Protest Over Healthcare Rights After Factory Death in Prachinburi
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. More than 100 Myanmar workers staged a protest at a factory in Prachinburi, demanding healthcare rights and proper protection under Thai labour laws following the death of a fellow employee in a machinery incident. The protest took place at the Chong Xin EcoWare Technology (Thailand) Co., Ltd. facility, a natural fibre spinning operation located in the Bor Thong Industrial Estate in Kabin Buri District. The workers voiced their anger and grief after discovering that the injured employee, who suffered critical injuries, had no right to hospital treatment under the company’s healthcare arrangements. The worker later died from his injuries. According to authorities, the incident occurred when paper debris became lodged in the mold of a paper-forming machine. The machine operator called a maintenance technician to assist, but failed to switch the machine off. Believing it had been turned off, the technician reached into the machine to remove the blockage. The machine’s robotic arm then struck the technician with considerable force, causing severe injuries. Mr Chaiwat Angkasai, from the Prachinburi Provincial Labor Welfare and Protection Office (LWPO), reported the matter to provincial governor Mr Weeraphan Dee-on. An inspection of the machinery and safety procedures has since taken place and the Provincial Industry Office is issuing recommendations and orders to the company for safety improvements. The protest by the workers highlighted deeper concerns about the company’s compliance with Thai labour laws, particularly regarding healthcare coverage and treatment rights for migrant workers. Protesters gathered outside the factory, demanding answers and assurances that the company would honour their legal obligations. The LWPO had arranged for an interpreter to help facilitate a meeting between workers and company representatives. Officials confirmed that steps would be taken to ensure Chong Xin EcoWare complies fully with the Labour Welfare and Protection Act. Following these assurances, the protest came to a peaceful end. The incident has reignited discussion over the treatment of migrant workers in industrial zones, with calls for stricter enforcement of safety protocols and workers’ rights. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-07-13
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