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Accident Two Dead, Two Injured in Early-Morning Crash in Si Sa Ket
Picture courtesy of SiamNews. Two people have died and two others were injured after a car driver lost control and crashed into a roadside drainage pipe in the early hours of the morning of 13 July. The incident occurred around 04:00 along Highway 220 (Si Sa Ket–Khukhan Road), in front of the Si Sa Ket Highway Department office in Mak Khiap Subdistrict, Mueang District. Upon receiving the emergency call, officers from Mueang Si Sa Ket Police Station rushed to the scene, where they found the vehicle had veered off the road and struck a concrete drainage pipe with significant force. The car was heavily damaged from the impact. Two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. Rescue workers swiftly transported two others who sustained injuries to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the crash, including the possibility of excessive speed, driver fatigue or driver impairment, as they work to determine the exact cause of the crash. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamNews 2025-07-14 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 July 2025
Thai Ex-Ranger's Temple Punch-Up Sparks Border Tensions File photo courtesy of Thai PBS World A former Thai paramilitary ranger was nabbed after landing punches on a Cambodian soldier at the historic Ta Muen Thom temple ruins. The incident occurred on Sunday morning, triggering a flurry of diplomatic activity. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366602-thai-ex-rangers-temple-punch-up-sparks-border-tensions/ -
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Report Thai Ex-Ranger's Temple Punch-Up Sparks Border Tensions
File photo courtesy of Thai PBS World A former Thai paramilitary ranger was nabbed after landing punches on a Cambodian soldier at the historic Ta Muen Thom temple ruins. The incident occurred on Sunday morning, triggering a flurry of diplomatic activity. Major General Winthai Suvaree, the Royal Thai Army's spokesperson, reported that at 10:20 AM, a Thai tourist, identified as Sommai Srisukranan, assaulted the Cambodian soldier. Srisukranan, who leads a paramilitary ranger club in Nakhon Ratchasima and is part of a veterans' network in Samut Sakhon, attacked the soldier from both behind and in front before fleeing the scene. The tourist was quickly apprehended by Thai officials. Thai military officers attempted to soothe frayed nerves by engaging with the Cambodian soldier to maintain bilateral harmony. Officials confirmed that the assailant would face prosecution, ensuring the matter is resolved through judicial channels. Ta Muen Thom, perched on a disputed border, remains a flashpoint between the two nations, with both laying claim to the territory. The ruins are one of four contentious areas adding complexity to Thai-Cambodian relations. As tensions simmer, the focus remains on diplomatic resolution and boosting cooperation to prevent further incidents. Both sides are keenly aware of the shrine’s sensitive status and the broader implications of such confrontations. Despite this setback, efforts to maintain contact and communication between local authorities continue. The swift arrest and commitment to prosecution are seen as steps towards managing the aftermath effectively. The spat at Ta Muen Thom underscores ongoing territorial issues and the challenges in maintaining peaceful border relations. Authorities on both sides are working to ensure such incidents do not escalate, prioritising dialogue over conflict. While the incident has stirred up controversy, it underscores the importance of ongoing engagement and cooperation between Thailand and Cambodia. The focus now shifts to the legal proceedings and how this will influence future border interactions. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-07-14 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 July 2025
Man Critically Injured in Sickle Attack After Allegedly Making Lewd Remarks Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A 61-year-old man has been left critically injured after being attacked with a sickle in a violent confrontation sparked by an alleged crude remark about a woman. The incident occurred in Soi Krungthep-Nonthaburi 3, Bang Khen Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nonthaburi Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366601-man-critically-injured-in sickle attack-after-allegedly-making-lewd-remarks/ -
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Crime Man Critically Injured in Sickle Attack After Allegedly Making Lewd Remarks
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A 61-year-old man has been left critically injured after being attacked with a sickle in a violent confrontation sparked by an alleged crude remark about a woman. The incident occurred in Soi Krungthep-Nonthaburi 3, Bang Khen Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nonthaburi Province. Emergency services were called to the scene to find Mr Somchak, known locally as “Piek”, lying unconscious in a pool of blood outside a derelict house where he resided alone. He had suffered multiple severe lacerations to his head, right arm, knee and Achilles tendon. Medics provided urgent treatment before transporting him to hospital in a critical condition. The alleged attacker, Mr Naruchart, 20, known as Kim, reportedly fled the scene on a motorcycle with his girlfriend, Ms Rungnapa, shortly after the assault. Initial investigations suggest the altercation was triggered after the victim hurled a piece of wood at Mr Naruchart and proceeded to shout profanities, allegedly threatening to rape his girlfriend. Mr Naruchart, said to have been enraged by the threat, retaliated by striking the older man with a sickle. Witnesses described Mr Somchak as a habitual drinker who, when intoxicated, often made inappropriate or provocative remarks, particularly towards women. Mr Pook 65, a neighbour, stated: “When he’s sober, he’s alright. But when he drinks, he becomes rude and aggressive.” Mr Khunmee 59, the uncle of the alleged attacker, claimed that Mr Somchak had a history of violent incidents, including slashing his neck with a box cutter in a previous altercation. “He even went to prison for that. This time, he kept threatening and mocking my nephew’s girlfriend, it went too far,” he said. A former associate of Mr Somchak added that he had experienced similar behaviour in the past. “He once got drunk at my house, started flirting with my girlfriend and even tried to touch her. She ended up kicking him. He had no boundaries when drunk.” Police are now reviewing CCTV footage and interviewing witnesses in the area as part of an ongoing investigation. Officers confirmed that they are working to locate and arrest the suspect, who remains at large. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-07-14 -
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The Epstein List
I'll have to dig for that. A journalist named Whitney Webb did a long, in depth expose years ago, and I mean long, like the Maxwell family history long. I haven't given the topic much thought since Epstein was incarcerated. None of the young ladies said that Trump participated and one stated explicitly that he did not. My suspicion is that Trump is protecting other people, probably due to coercion, self interest and wanting to protect some people who didn't lay a hand on anyone. Bill Gates' marriage came to a crashing halt after his close relationship with Epstein was exposed. Imagine how many others are out there.
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