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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 11 August 2025
Man 35 & 12-Year-Old Girl Friend Arrested with Meth Pills Picture courtesy of SiamNews Police in Maha Sarakham have arrested a 35-year-old man and his 12-year-old girlfriend after a high-speed chase ended with the discovery of more than 41,000 methamphetamine tablets. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369366-man-35-12-year-old-girl-friend-arrested-with-meth-pills/ -
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Crime Man 35 & 12-Year-Old Girl Friend Arrested with Meth Pills
Picture courtesy of SiamNews Police in Maha Sarakham have arrested a 35-year-old man and his 12-year-old girlfriend after a high-speed chase ended with the discovery of more than 41,000 methamphetamine tablets. On 9 August, Provincial Police Commander Pol Maj Gen Pladet Phetwha-ngo, along with senior officers, ordered an operation to apprehend the suspects after intelligence indicated that a key drug courier was active in the province. The suspect, identified only as “Nong”, was reportedly travelling to pick up his young girlfriend, known only as “T.”, aged 12, after making drug deliveries. When officers attempted to intercept his vehicle, Nong fled, prompting a 20km pursuit through Muang district towards Kae Dam district. The chase ended when his pickup truck skidded off the road in Nong Pling subdistrict. A search of the vehicle uncovered 41,394 methamphetamine pills, two mobile phones and a bank account containing 130,177.74 baht. Both suspects were charged with possession of a Category 1 narcotic with intent to sell, trafficking in a manner likely to cause widespread distribution, and endangering public safety and state security. They were taken to Muang Maha Sarakham Police Station for further investigation. Pol Col Sumet Pitakkiatyos, Chief of the Provincial Investigation Unit, said Nong confessed to being a “drug drop-off courier” working for a dealer in a neighbouring country. He would receive 50 bundles per delivery, each containing 2,000 pills, earning 1,000 baht per bundle, around 50,000 baht per run. He claimed his relationship with the girl had only recently begun, stating she was related to his ex-girlfriend. Both now face serious charges that carry lengthy prison sentences. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamNews 2025-08-11 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 11 August 2025
Government Eases Ban on Agricultural Drone Flights Picture courtesy of Komchadluek. The government has announced a partial relaxation of the nationwide drone ban, allowing the use of drones for agricultural purposes under strict conditions from Monday, 11 August 2025. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369365-government-eases-ban-on-agricultural-drone-flights/ -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Government Eases Ban on Agricultural Drone Flights
Picture courtesy of Komchadluek. The government has announced a partial relaxation of the nationwide drone ban, allowing the use of drones for agricultural purposes under strict conditions from Monday, 11 August 2025. Government spokesman Jirayu Huangsap said the Security Committee on Border Affairs (SBTA) agreed to ease restrictions that were imposed due to ongoing security concerns along the Thai–Cambodian border. The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) has issued its third directive permitting registered agricultural drones to operate within specified parameters, while drones for all other purposes remain banned nationwide. The current blanket ban will remain in place for all non-agricultural drones until 15 August 2025 or until further notice. Agricultural drone operations must comply with the following rules: • Both the drone and its operator must be fully registered with the CAAT, with valid documentation. • Operators must hold CAAT authorisation for agricultural use. • No record of prior violations or revoked flight rights. • Flights are restricted to the operator’s own farmland or areas where permission from the landowner has been granted. • Flight plans must be submitted at least 12 hours in advance via the CAAT’s UAS Portal (website or app) and notified to local police or village heads, as well as the Anti-Drone Operations Centre via email. • Maximum flight altitude is 30 metres. • Flights may only take place between 06:00 and 18:00 – night flights remain prohibited. • Drones may only be used for spreading organic or inorganic substances, agricultural chemicals, water or fertiliser, photography and surveying are not allowed. Strict no-fly zones remain in place, including restricted or hazardous areas listed in Thailand’s Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP), martial law zones, areas with active military operations and within a 9-kilometre radius of any airport or aircraft landing site. Violations carry penalties of up to one year in prison, a fine of up to 40,000 baht, or both. Authorities also have the power to destroy or intercept unauthorised drones using anti-drone systems. Adapted by Asean Now from Khomchadluek 2025-08-11 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 11 August 2025
Rescue Teams Save 19-Month-Old Child Trapped in Truck Crash Pictures courtesy of Naewna. Rescue workers successfully saved a 19 months old child trapped inside the wreckage of an 18-wheel truck that plunged down a ravine in Khun Jae National Park. The crash claimed the life of the child’s mother and left the father in critical condition. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369364-rescue-teams-save-19-month-old-child-trapped-in-truck-crash/ -
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Accident Rescue Teams Save 19-Month-Old Child Trapped in Truck Crash
Pictures courtesy of Naewna. Rescue workers successfully saved a 19 months old child trapped inside the wreckage of an 18-wheel truck that plunged down a ravine in Khun Jae National Park. The crash claimed the life of the child’s mother and left the father in critical condition. In the early hours of 10 August, police officers from Mae Jadhee Police Station in Wiang Pa Pao District, Chiang Rai Province, along with the Amarin Tai Disaster Response Rescue Association and several other volunteer rescue organisations, responded to a crash on Highway 118, the Chiang Rai–Chiang Mai route. The crash occurred near the Khun Jae National Park headquarters, in Ban Khun Lao, Moo 7, Mae Jadhee Mai Subdistrict. According to Police Colonel Suphap Khueankaew, Chief of Mae Jadhee Police Station, the location is a steep, four-lane highway section descending from Doi Nang Kaeo mountain, near the Chiang Mai-Chiang Rai provincial boundary. Despite protective concrete barriers installed along sharp bends, the truck had struck and crossed over the barrier, falling into a deep ravine. At the scene, rescuers found the 18-wheel truck severely damaged with its wheels lifted off the ground. The driver, a man trapped inside the vehicle, was critically injured. Nearby lay the body of a woman, believed to be the driver’s wife, who had been thrown from the truck and died at the scene. Both were rushed urgently to Wiang Pa Pao Hospital. Rescue workers also heard the cries of a young girl, approximately 19 months old, trapped beneath the wreckage. Carefully extracting the child, rescuers found her frightened but unharmed and immediately transported her to hospital for treatment. Authorities quickly coordinated with related agencies to care for the child and notified her relatives. The incident site has been known for frequent crashes due to its steep, winding nature. The police have issued warnings for motorists to exercise extreme caution on this stretch of road and have installed additional warning lights to prevent future incidents. Adapted by Asean Now from Naewna 2025-08-11
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