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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 1 August 2025
Laotian Man Killed in Motorbike Collision on Railway Road Near Pattaya Picture courtesy of TMN A Laotian man lost his life instantly in a motorcycle collision on a poorly lit section of road on the night of 30 July, prompting renewed calls from local residents for improved safety measures. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1368409-laotian-man-killed-in-motorbike-collision-on-railway-road-near-pattaya/ -
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Accident Laotian Man Killed in Motorbike Collision on Railway Road Near Pattaya
Picture courtesy of TMN A Laotian man lost his life instantly in a motorcycle collision on a poorly lit section of road on the night of 30 July, prompting renewed calls from local residents for improved safety measures. The fatal incident occurred at approximately 20:00 on a stretch of road running parallel to the railway line.The Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Rescue Centre in Pattaya received an emergency call reporting a serious collision involving two motorbikes. Emergency response teams, including medics from a nearby hospital and rescue volunteers, were immediately dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, they discovered that one of the motorcyclists, identified only as a man of Laotian nationality, had sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Residents living near the scene expressed frustration, stating that the stretch of road has long been a danger zone due to the ongoing road works, absence of proper lighting and warning signals. Locals claim the lack of safety infrastructure has led to multiple crashes, in the past and they are once again urging authorities to install adequate lighting and signage before more lives are lost. Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the crash and will likely examine whether poor visibility contributed to the fatal collision. The identity of the deceased has yet to be publicly released pending notification of next of kin. Adapted by Asean Now from TMN 2025-08-01 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 1 August 2025
Thai ‘Spy Monk’ Prank Provokes Outrage in Cambodia Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet is meeting with Luang Ta Such. Picture courtesy of MGR online A Thai online prank suggesting that a Thai monk in Cambodia is a spy has sparked fury among Cambodians. Accusations have circulated online claiming that Luang Ta Such, a monk from Thailand's Isan region, was gathering military intel for Thailand. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1368408-thai-‘spy-monk’-prank-provokes-outrage-in-cambodia/ -
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Report Thai ‘Spy Monk’ Prank Provokes Outrage in Cambodia
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet is meeting with Luang Ta Such. Picture courtesy of MGR online A Thai online prank suggesting that a Thai monk in Cambodia is a spy has sparked fury among Cambodians. Accusations have circulated online claiming that Luang Ta Such, a monk from Thailand's Isan region, was gathering military intel for Thailand. This accusation has led to calls for his deportation, with the joke spreading rapidly through Cambodian social media. The pranksters posted an image alleging Luang Ta Such was aiding Thai military operations by pinpointing targets for fighter jets. The image was quickly shared by a Cambodian group, “Kun Khmer,” enhancing outrage by stating he was on a mission for "Siem bandits." Despite the uproar, a post on Luang Ta Such's Facebook revealed he was in Canada last night, raising questions about his location, reported Thai Newsroom. Thai pranksters created a fake image depicting Luang Ta Such as both a monk and a military officer. Picture courtesy of Postjung Previously, Luang Ta Such was expelled from a Thai temple for disruptive behaviour, including live-streamed criticisms of Surin province and incendiary statements against its residents. Seeking refuge, he relocated first to a Cambodian temple and later to Canada, continuing his controversial commentaries. In Cambodia, Luang Ta Such arrived to mixed receptions, meeting with Phnom Penh's Deputy Governor and receiving a visit from Prime Minister Hun Manet. An interesting twist to this global incident is that Hun Sen, the president of the Cambodian Senate, plans to apply for citizenship for him despite his divisive presence. Both Thai and Cambodian authorities are now involved as this scandal unfolds. The repercussions of this online prank highlight the sensitive nature of cross-border relations and the potential fallout from digital mischief. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Newsroom 2025-08-01
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