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Report Thailand Ramps Up Covid Drug Production Amid Rising Cases
So we’re still permitted to do it face to face then? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 28 May 2025
Two Electrocuted After Farm Vehicle Overturns and Drags Power Line into Canal Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Two men lost their lives in an incident in Pak Phli district, Nakhon Nayok province, when a small agricultural tractor (commonly known as an “e-taen”) overturned into a canal, pulling down a live power line into the water. The incident occurred at approximately 18:30 on 26 May. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1361995-two-electrocuted-after-farm-vehicle-overturns-and-drags-power-line-into-canal/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 28 May 2025
Buriram Volcano Fears Debunked: Peace Returns to Isaan Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post Startling sounds beneath Buriram's dormant Khao Kradong volcano put locals on edge last week, but fears of molten havoc erupted in vain! Experts have calmed the tempest with revelations that the rumblings were mere aquifers at work. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361994-buriram-volcano-fears-debunked-peace-returns-to-isaan/ -
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Western Allies Remove Weapon Range Limits in Ukraine Amid Escalating Conflict
😂 Yeah good one. We’ve been down that road. You can do peace on Ukraine’s terms, you reprobates you. -
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Accident Two Electrocuted After Farm Vehicle Overturns and Drags Power Line into Canal
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Two men lost their lives in an incident in Pak Phli district, Nakhon Nayok province, when a small agricultural tractor (commonly known as an “e-taen”) overturned into a canal, pulling down a live power line into the water. The incident occurred at approximately 18:30 on 26 May. Police officers from Pak Phli Police Station and rescue teams from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation responded to an emergency call reporting an overturned farm vehicle and suspected electrocutions near a fishpond in Village 5, Tha Ruea Subdistrict. Upon arrival, authorities discovered the overturned e-taen vehicle beside the pond. Underneath the trailer, submerged in the water, was the lifeless body of Mr. Porntep, 32, the owner of the fishpond. Nearby lay his relative, Mr. Nitiphon, 34, who had burn marks on his right hand and foot, both men having been electrocuted. Preliminary investigations revealed that Mr. Porntep had been using the tractor to pull water spinach from a canal adjacent to his fishpond. It is believed the vehicle lost control and overturned into the water. In the process, it struck a power line, which had become entangled in overgrown aquatic vegetation, causing the cable to fall into the water. In a desperate attempt to save his cousin, Mr. Nitiphon jumped into the canal, unaware that it had become electrified. He was also fatally electrocuted. The grieving family members were present at the scene as officials recovered the bodies. The police have sent the deceased for autopsy at a local hospital and will proceed with an investigation in accordance with legal procedures before releasing the bodies to the family for religious rites. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-05-27. -
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Report Buriram Volcano Fears Debunked: Peace Returns to Isaan
Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post Startling sounds beneath Buriram's dormant Khao Kradong volcano put locals on edge last week, but fears of molten havoc erupted in vain! Experts have calmed the tempest with revelations that the rumblings were mere aquifers at work. On a seemingly ordinary Thursday, May 22, mushroom hunters at Khao Kradong got more than the fungi they came for. They recorded unsettling rumbles beneath one of Thailand's ancient giants. Social media was soon abuzz with volcanic anxieties, courtesy of a shared audio clip claiming to capture "boiling ground." Mounting concerns followed March's mighty Myanmar quake that quivered across Thailand, wreaking urban mayhem, including the fall of Bangkok's state audit tower. Yet, cooler heads soon prevailed. A probe by the National Resources and Environment Office confirmed Khao Kradong is as quiescent as ever—having napped for millennia, between 300,000 and 900,000 years. Wuthichai Pirunsoonthorn, the office's director, swept away whispers of lava and doom, attributing the mysterious murmurs to rushing underground rivers streaming through nature's rocky convolutions. "The sound is caused by running underground water moving through channels and small rock holes," Wuthichai assured, dispelling local fears with geological facts. This subterranean symphony underscores how natural happenings can spark misinterpretations, especially in a quake-spooked populace. Despite no imminent danger from volcanic eruptions in Thailand, given its distance from active tectonic intrigues, the buzz served as a valuable lesson in geological vigilance. Locals can now gather mushrooms under the serene shadow of Khao Kradong, confident in its majestic dormancy. Thailand remains safely distant from the dramatic Pacific "Ring of Fire," with active volcanoes such as those in distant Indonesia and the Philippines. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-28
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