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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 19 April 2025
Hit-and-Run Claims Life of Food Delivery Rider in Pathum Thani A 25-year-old delivery rider was killed in a devastating hit-and-run incident in the early hours of the morning of 18 April, in Lam Luk Ka district, Pathum Thani province. The young man was initially struck by an unidentified vehicle before being fatally run over by a car that followed shortly after. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358172-hit-and-run-claims-life-of-food-delivery-rider-in-pathum-thani/ -
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Hit-and-Run Claims Life of Food Delivery Rider in Pathum Thani
Picture from responders. A 25-year-old delivery rider was killed in a devastating hit-and-run incident in the early hours of the morning of 18 April, in Lam Luk Ka district, Pathum Thani province. The young man was initially struck by an unidentified vehicle before being fatally run over by a car that followed shortly after. Police were alerted to the scene around 03:30 on Phahonyothin 86 Road, inbound towards Saphan Mai. Pol. Lt. Wimon Sombun, investigator with Khu Khot Police Station, arrived at the scene accompanied by emergency medical staff and Ruamkatanyu Foundation volunteers. The victim, identified as Mr Suddan, was found lying face-up in front of the Farm Chokchai company premises. He had suffered catastrophic head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Personal items including cash, a wristwatch, and documents were discovered nearby. Roughly 100 metres away, authorities found a damaged motorcycle registered in Bangkok. Also at the scene was a Honda sedan, its hazard lights flashing and its front bumper nearly detached. The driver, Mr Ek 37, told police he was unaware he had run over a person. “I was driving behind another car. I saw something lying on the road but didn’t realise it was a body. I only noticed a fallen motorcycle, so I pulled over. I didn’t witness the initial incident,” said Mr Ek, who works as a Bolt ride-hailing driver and was en route to pick up a passenger in Khlong 1, heading to Wongwian Yai. Ms Piyanuch 26, who was travelling with a different Bolt driver, that had the first collision, said she heard a loud impact during the journey and asked the driver what had happened. “He said he hit a person, then stopped the car. A second car hit the man again. I couldn’t just leave. I saw the rider had died, and the driver I was with fled the scene, even though I had already paid the fare.” A security guard stationed outside a nearby building, Mr Salaphon 30, reported hearing the initial crash. “I turned to look and saw a sedan hit something in the road.” Pol. Lt. Wimon confirmed an investigation is underway. Officers have collected photographic evidence at the scene and questioned the Honda driver further at Khu Khot Police Station. The victim’s body has been transferred to the Institute of Forensic Medicine at Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital for a post-mortem examination. Police investigations ate ongoing, as they are also working to locate and notify the deceased’s relatives so funeral arrangements can be made. -- 2025-04-19 -
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Thailand Successfully Tests Mobile Emergency Alert System Amid Earthquake Wake-Up Call
They should have given this task to True.....they seem to be able to send an sms to everyones phones every 30 seconds. -
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Trump has discussed firing Fed's Powell with Warsh, eyed as possible successor, WSJ says
Ahh by the looks of things it’s trump that needs to be fired obviously- 1
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White House Defends Abrego Garcia Deportation, Calling Return "Out of the Question"
"Has anyone got any more information on this Lopez-Gomez person?" - Not really, or at least not I. "he has lived since he was 1 yr old until his 16-17 birthday in Mexico." - The only source I could find was https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/who-is-juan-carlos-lopez-gomez-us-born-man-released-after-being-charged-as-an-unauthorised-alien/articleshow/120400250.cms which just says that he spent much of his childhood in Mexico. So it seems to agree with you but is more vague. "Does he hold a US Passport for his time in Mexico? Did he have a Mexican passport?" - Again this isn't clear, but it's possible that he doesn't have either. "What ID did he use to cross back into the USA?" - While not clear, I'd speculate that it's likely he entered via the land border. Are you sure he spent his 16th birthday in Mexico? If he came just a little bit before and it was via land, then as a 15 year old he would have only needed the birth certificate (along with a few easy-to-write documents) to cross over, as per https://www.help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-1300?language=en_US (which also explains the circumstances where the birth certificate & etc. is good enough for a person who is under 19) "I am sure this played into what happen; This is more a reason than any to update US citizen ID's, birth certs and SS numbers are ancient, and open to fraud." - Agreed. Like 100%. But if you read the article carefully, the judge couldn't order Gomez free due to a lack of jurisdiction - apparently despite verifying that the birth certificate was real and not a fraud. I don't see why having a US Passport in hand would have changed anything here - unless you think ICE themselves would have more likely trusted a US passport over a birth certificate and just let him go using their own authority? I like Chris Van Hollen and can't imagine what your issue with him would be. Over a decade ago my family had an immigration snafu (but of a very different nature) and reached out to him, and he tried to help. I voted for him because of that and would do so again. The only thing that could be better is the outreach and help for the family of Rachel Morins. Of course, sadly, a senator like Hollen has no power to deport anyone from the US, not even someone as horrible as Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez. So the question remains. Forget about Garcia for a moment - why the heck is convicted murderer Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez still in the United States of America? As for the "group rate" bit - perhaps that's part is true but the rest is not. The US government is spending money to keep Garcia there individually. Otherwise, surely releasing one guy without affecting the rest of the group wouldn't affect the payments going through, right? https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/us-senator-lands-el-salvador-seeking-release-wrongly-deported-salvadoran-man-2025-04-16/ -
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What's wrong with this video: Can we even count the ways?
I guess we could count the ways if anyone CBA to watch it.
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