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Crime Smuggler Caught with 5,000 Litres of Diesel Hidden Under Empty Shipping Container
Pictures courtesy of Khaosod. A cunning attempt to smuggle nearly 5,000 litres of diesel across the Thai-Malaysian border was foiled on 24 April, when military personnel discovered a heavily modified 18-wheel lorry concealing fuel beneath an empty shipping container. The operation was led by the Thep Satra Task Force, 5021 Infantry Company, under the command of Colonel Taweeporn Kanathong and Deputy Commander Colonel Thanapon Nuysuk. The team, headed in the field by Captain Suphanat Raksawat and Lieutenant Wanchailem Yueangyuk, worked in close coordination with the Customs Enforcement Division of the Sadao border checkpoint. Officers, including Ms. Niramol Sriwutichan, Director of the Customs Control Division, and Mr. Angkul Ruangsuk, Chief of Customs Enforcement, set up a checkpoint along Kanchanavanich Road in Ban Pru Tiew, Sadao District, Songkhla Province. During the routine inspection, a suspicious container truck registered in Songkhla was pulled over. The driver, 28-year-old Mr. Fadil, claimed he was transporting an empty container. However, upon inspection, officials found the container had been covertly modified to store diesel fuel. Ten concealed fuel tanks were discovered, both within the container itself and underneath, containing approximately 4,900 litres of diesel in total. Mr. Fadil admitted under questioning that he was employed by a well-known transport company and was paid to drive back and forth between Thailand and Malaysia. He disclosed that he filled the diesel tanks at a petrol station in Malaysia, where the fuel cost only 20 baht per litre, and planned to offload the fuel at a site in Chalung Subdistrict, Hat Yai. Authorities have handed Mr. Fadil and the seized diesel over to the Sadao Customs Office for legal proceedings. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-04-26. -
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ALL VACCINES WILL KILL YOU - The evidence is overwhelming
I encourage you to be less defensive. Post-exposure prophylaxis is not the same thing as "vaccination" in the commonly accepted sense. If @Red Phoenix wants to add any information or correct anything I am saying, he is welcome to, but as far as I am concerned, citing a post-exposure rabies treatment to justify "vaccination" as it exists in 2025 (17 doses injected into babies by the age of 6 months) is a false equivalence fallacy and nothing else. -
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Accident Death of Taxi Driver Following Road Rage Incident with Truck Driver in Nakhon Pathom
Take a life for some steel rubber plastic and your idea of face. Bravo Neanderthal. -
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Kiwis in Phuket
Bangkok has them now, they are together with the Swiss psycho guy who kicked the woman doctor -
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Chinese Boeing plane returned to US
Big discount I expect. These planes were fitted out to have a business class cabin. There are still a lot of reworks required to configure it for the next customer. These aircraft were finished in the Chinese Completion Center so now Boeing needs to find a slot in their completion center to fit it in for the rework. It means its still a delay delivery and an impact to their check book. $7bn worth of planes; offer them $3.5bn, no questions asked, see what they say. Probably just as well.
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