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Crime Tank Shell Discovered Beside Railway Tracks in Central Hat Yai
Picture courtesy of Amarin. Residents in the heart of Hat Yai city were left bewildered on the morning of 19 June, after discovering an unexploded tank shell abandoned beside railway tracks near Hat Yai Station 2. Authorities swiftly sealed off the area and safely removed the shell before transporting it to a secure location for disposal. Pol. Col. Thammarat Phetnongchum, Superintendent of Hat Yai Police Station, received a report from concerned locals regarding a suspicious object that resembled heavy ordnance left near the tracks in the central municipal area. He immediately dispatched Pol. Lt. Col. Adinan Wongmathong, Deputy Superintendent of Operations, along with Pol. Capt. Uayporn Ubonphan, and the police rapid response team known as “Vihok” to investigate. An EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) unit was also called to the scene. The suspicious item, wrapped in a white plastic bag, was found to be a large artillery shell, later confirmed to be a 75mm tank round that had not yet been fired. As a safety measure, the area was cordoned off within a 300-metre radius while EOD officers carried out checks on the surrounding vicinity. The tank shell was carefully placed in a blue padded containment box and transported to a remote site for controlled detonation far from any residential areas. Local residents reported first noticing police officers stationed near the site around 04:30. One witness described the item as looking like “a long banana blossom” but had no idea it was a tank shell. No one reported seeing who had placed the object there. Police believe the shell may have been deliberately abandoned and are currently reviewing CCTV footage from the area in an attempt to identify the person responsible. Authorities have not ruled out whether the shell was stolen, misplaced or intentionally disposed of, but assured the public that there was no immediate danger once the device was safely secured. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-06-20 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 20 June 2025
Suspected Thief Electrocuted While Attempting to Steal Wiring from Construction Camp Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A man believed to be attempting to steal electrical wiring from a construction site in Nonthaburi met a fatal end when he was electrocuted during the act. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1364220-suspected-thief-electrocuted-while-attempting-to-steal-wiring-from-construction-camp/ -
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Crime Suspected Thief Electrocuted While Attempting to Steal Wiring from Construction Camp
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A man believed to be attempting to steal electrical wiring from a construction site in Nonthaburi met a fatal end when he was electrocuted during the act. Police from Bang Kruai Police Station were alerted to the incident at a worker camp behind a housing development in Maha Sawat subdistrict. Officers, accompanied by forensic specialists and rescue volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, quickly arrived at the scene. The body of a man, estimated to be between 40 and 45 years old, was discovered lying on his side in the grass behind the camp, near Khlong Khue Khwang canal. The deceased was shirtless, wearing grey shorts, and had a necklace around his neck. His left arm was heavily tattooed, and on his right forearm was a tattoo of the name “Naphatsakorn Taikan.” Visible abrasions and burns, were found on the back of his right hand and wrist. Near the body, police found a pair of wire cutters and a collapsed bamboo pole that had been used to support overhead wiring. The electrical cables showed clear signs of tampering and attempted cutting. Mr. Wichayut, 25, the construction project’s supervising engineer, said he had been informed by a site inspector that a body had been found at the rear of the camp. Upon checking the location, he noted damage to the project’s wiring and discovered the wire cutters, suggesting the man had been attempting to steal the cables. He also revealed that the site had experienced a string of thefts in recent weeks, including the loss of a crane and steel construction materials. Although security personnel had been assigned to guard the area, the crane had just been moved the previous day, leaving the site temporarily unwatched. Police are continuing to investigate and are working to confirm the man’s identity and the precise cause of death, plus any others involved in the thefts. Initial findings point strongly toward electrocution during an attempted theft. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-06-20 -
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Where would we be if trump didn’t kill the nuclear agreement with Iran
There was an agreement with many signatories there was inspections and verifications trump killed it to stoke the hate in his base.so all the options the agreement would have been available if it was honored are now mute.as usual trump sticking to form is no dealmaker he’s just a bully no more no less.
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