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Canadian Caught at Bangkok Airport Smuggling 3kg of Heroin in Handbags
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
The above deaths are all according to Hamas, the same terrorists who are actively holding hostages and not agreeing to a ceasefire. Its almost like they are using Gazans as their personal sacrifice human shields eh. Meanwhile the IDF 36th Division reported dozens of terrorist operatives killed and hundreds of targets destroyed in recent days, including 140 terror targets over the previous 24 hours. As well as dismantling a tunnel network stretching three kilometers that was used by terror operatives in Khan Younis. Of course when you report these deaths, Hamas will claim it was the local Palestinian civilians indiscriminately killed. https://www.timesofisrael.com/24-said-killed-in-strike-on-gaza-city-cafe-troops-dismantle-3-km-tunnel-network/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 3 July 2025
Teenage Mother Leaves Newborn Abandoned at Temple, Later Contacts Monk to Reclaim Baby Picture courtesy of ThaiRath. A 15-year-old girl left her newborn baby boy abandoned on a wooden seating platform outside a monk’s living quarters at Wat Pa Muang Nuea in Pa Chan subdistrict, Buriram province. The infant, weighing less than 2 kg, was discovered by monks. After the incident was publicly shared on social media, the young mother contacted the temple, expressing remorse and asking to take her child back. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365523-teenage-mother-leaves-newborn-abandoned-at-temple-later-contacts-monk-to-reclaim-baby/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 3 July 2025
Korat Police Deny Claims of Dark Drink-Drive Checkpoint Picture courtesy of Thai Rath Korat traffic police face criticism after a viral livestream claims poor lighting at a drink-drive checkpoint. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1365524-korat-police-deny-claims-of-dark-drink-drive-checkpoint/ -
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Report Korat Police Deny Claims of Dark Drink-Drive Checkpoint
Picture courtesy of Thai Rath Korat traffic police face criticism after a viral livestream claims poor lighting at a drink-drive checkpoint. On 2nd July, online discussions erupted after the Facebook page “อย่าหาทำ” broadcasted a livestream criticising the lighting conditions at a drink-drive checkpoint in Korat, viewed by over 250,000 people. The stream accused the checkpoint of inadequate lighting and urged provincial police authorities to intervene. In response, Pol. Lt. Col. Attaporn Pumhuairop from Nakhon Ratchasima Police clarified that the checkpoint was legally authorised and data was recorded in the national police system. He confirmed that the checkpoint is located on main roads, with sufficient lighting, following orders to avoid dark or concealed areas. The checkpoint's responsibilities extend beyond alcohol testing to include searches for weapons, drugs, e-cigarettes, and illegal immigrants. Claims of multiple checkpoints in a single night were denied, with only one team operating at a time, adjusting locations as needed. Pol. Col. Sutthinant Kongchamdee reaffirmed that checkpoints adhere to national policies to reduce drink-drive incidents and crime. Any procedural errors would be addressed, and fairness to the public was assured. Picture courtesy of Thai Rath Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Rath 2025-07-03 -
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Community Teenage Mother Leaves Newborn Abandoned at Temple, Later Contacts Monk to Reclaim Baby
Picture courtesy of ThaiRath. A 15-year-old girl left her newborn baby boy abandoned on a wooden seating platform outside a monk’s living quarters at Wat Pa Muang Nuea in Pa Chan subdistrict, Buriram province. The infant, weighing less than 2 kg, was discovered by monks. After the incident was publicly shared on social media, the young mother contacted the temple, expressing remorse and asking to take her child back. The discovery was made around 21:00 on 1 July, when Phra Sunthorn Chatthan 74, a monk at Wat Pa Muang Nuea, heard dogs barking unusually near the wooden platform in front of Luang Ta Nuan’s kuti (monk’s residence). Investigating the noise, he found the abandoned newborn wrapped and left on the platform. Phra Setthawat Thano, another monk at the temple who posted about the incident on his personal Facebook page, explained that they initially shared the image of the baby to help find the mother. “We did not expect anyone to come forward, but shortly after posting, a young woman sent a message confessing she was the mother and pleaded not to be imprisoned, promising to care for her child,” he said. After confirming her identity, the post was taken down. Medical personnel from Plubplachai Hospital examined the infant and confirmed he was in stable condition despite his low birth weight. In an interview, the young mother, Ms Nui, explained her situation. She is currently a student living with her grandmother. She had been in a relationship with her boyfriend for two years and discovered she was pregnant only several months into the pregnancy. Fearful of telling her grandmother, she kept the pregnancy secret. On the day of delivery, Ms Nui said she was alone in her bedroom when she suddenly went into labour. “I heard a pop sound, and the baby was born,” she recounted. Unsure what to do, she asked a younger friend to help her take the baby by motorcycle to the temple and leave him on the wooden platform outside the monk’s kuti. “I regret what I did and want to raise my baby myself now,” she added. Phra Sunthorn remarked that the child was fortunate to have been left where the temple’s dogs would not harm him, unlike if he had been hidden in a more isolated spot. The case has since drawn attention to the challenges faced by teenage mothers and the importance of community support. Local authorities and social services are monitoring the situation to ensure the well-being of both mother and child. Adapted by Asean Now from ThaiRath 2025-07-03
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