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Pride Flags Removed from House of Lords Canteen After Peer’s Complaint
She doesn't want or need your respect. She's never complained about fallout for speaking her mind other than the maligned efforts to ruin her sales. Not stopped her a moment. You just don't get it JT. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 11 June 2025
Husband Seeks Justice After Wife Is Killed in Fatal Porsche Hit-and-Run Picture courtesy of Thai Rath SONGKHLA – A husband appeals to the media over concerns of injustice after his wife was fatally struck by a speeding Porsche Cayenne, pulling her body for 300 metres. The incident, met with threats urging the husband to drop charges, has yet to see the driver questioned or charged by local police. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363273-husband-seeks-justice-after-wife-is-killed-in-fatal-porsche-hit-and-run/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 11 June 2025
Illegal Migrant Transport Pickup Drives Wrong Way, Crashes in Songkhla, 9 Injured Picture courtesy of kaoded. A serious road crash occurred late on the night of 9 June in Sadao District, Songkhla Province, involving a pickup truck illegally transporting migrant workers from Myanmar. The vehicle, which was travelling against the flow of traffic, collided head-on with a white Mazda sedan, leaving a total of nine people injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363272-illegal-migrant-transport-pickup-drives-wrong-way-crashes-in-songkhla-9-injured/ -
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Crime Husband Seeks Justice After Wife Is Killed in Fatal Porsche Hit-and-Run
Picture courtesy of Thai Rath SONGKHLA – A husband appeals to the media over concerns of injustice after his wife was fatally struck by a speeding Porsche Cayenne, pulling her body for 300 metres. The incident, met with threats urging the husband to drop charges, has yet to see the driver questioned or charged by local police. On 8th June, Supachai Suwannarat's wife, Tongurai Bamna, was killed instantly when a black Porsche Cayenne rear-ended her motorcycle on Kanchanawanich Road, Songkhla. Shortly after, an unknown caller pressured Supachai's mother to withdraw the police report, offering to settle outside court to avoid formal proceedings. Supachai reported the case to the media fearing that justice might not be served. The accident occurred just before the Samrong traffic light junction in the Khao Rup Chang area. No alcohol test was conducted on the driver, who was described as intoxicated and absent by the time police arrived. The media visited Supachai's residence, where his mother, Chawiwan Sangkhakul, and Supachai were visibly grieving. They recounted receiving calls from a mysterious man proposing financial compensation instead of legal action. Chawiwan confirmed her late daughter-in-law worked as a cook and had left for work but didn’t return that morning as expected. Supachai found out about Tongurai's death through neighbours after a frantic search and numerous calls to local hospitals. Further, Chawiwan described the accused driver as a woman around 30, reportedly intoxicated, accompanied by a male passenger. Despite attempts to reconcile with police at the scene, no formal charges have been filed. Concern lingers as Supachai insists the driver must be held accountable for the accident, which was captured on CCTV. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Rath 2025-06-11 -
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Report Thai News Anchor in Public Sex and Porn Allegation Storm
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Accident Illegal Migrant Transport Pickup Drives Wrong Way, Crashes in Songkhla, 9 Injured
Picture courtesy of kaoded. A serious road crash occurred late on the night of 9 June in Sadao District, Songkhla Province, involving a pickup truck illegally transporting migrant workers from Myanmar. The vehicle, which was travelling against the flow of traffic, collided head-on with a white Mazda sedan, leaving a total of nine people injured. The incident took place at approximately 23:00 on Kanchanawanit Road, near the entrance to Ban Pad Roi Rai in Tambon Sadao. Police Colonel Surachit Phetchajom, Superintendent of Sadao Police Station, was notified of the collision and arrived at the scene with investigating officers, emergency medical responders from several local rescue foundations, and border security units, including infantry troops and Border Patrol Police. At the crash site, a bronze Toyota Vigo pickup was found severely damaged, its front end buried against a high-voltage utility pole off the road. The right side of the vehicle was heavily crushed. Seven Myanmar nationals, believed to be undocumented migrant workers, were found inside the vehicle, all suffering from injuries and unable to communicate in Thai. Their condition prompted immediate emergency treatment before they were transferred to nearby hospitals. The driver of the pickup managed to flee the scene during the chaos before authorities arrived. A carryboy canopy from the pickup had detached and was found nearby. Also involved in the crash was a white Mazda sedan with Yala registration plates. Two Thai nationals in the car sustained injuries and were assisted out of the vehicle by bystanders. Their vehicle had been travelling normally when it was struck by the pickup, which had emerged from a side street, driving against oncoming traffic. The impact caused the Mazda to skid off the road and crash into a water pipe, which burst as a result. Witnesses reported that the pickup exited a nearby alley at high speed, travelling in the wrong direction. As it approached a U-turn, it lost control and slammed into the oncoming sedan before overturning. Emergency services transported the injured to Sadao Hospital and Padang Besar Hospital. Police have launched a manhunt for the fugitive driver, who may face multiple charges, including reckless driving, transporting illegal migrants, and fleeing the scene of an accident. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and work to identify the driver, while also addressing the broader issue of migrant smuggling in the border province. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-06-11
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