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Thai Woman Fined for Letting Tourist Drive Tuk Tuk in Phuket
The tuk tuk owner was getting a few extra quid. For keeping the forigners happy snappy for social media And another tuk tuk owner must have gotten red eyes. -
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Pattaya Bars Empty Amid Low Season and Shifting Tourism Trends
freelancers are asking 1500+ for an hour... more if the girl is cute or sexy. My friend said some he chatted were asking 5k and all of them short time only. The BF experience is over.. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 22 February 2025
UPDATE Wild Elephant Electrocuted: Authorities Launch Investigation Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) has launched an urgent investigation following the electrocution of a wild elephant in Chachoengsao province. A post-mortem examination confirmed burn marks and signs of sudden cardiac arrest, prompting authorities to track down those responsible. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1352432-mystery-as-wild-elephant-found-dead-on-rural-road-in-chachoengsao/#findComment-19607045 -
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Mystery as Wild Elephant Found Dead on Rural Road in Chachoengsao
UPDATE Wild Elephant Electrocuted: Authorities Launch Investigation Picture courtesy of DNP Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) has launched an urgent investigation following the electrocution of a wild elephant in Chachoengsao province. A post-mortem examination confirmed burn marks and signs of sudden cardiac arrest, prompting authorities to track down those responsible. The male elephant, weighing 6,060 kilograms and standing 3.1 metres tall, was discovered on 20 February in Ban Thammarat, Klong Takrao subdistrict, Tha Takiap district—outside the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary. The elephant had a single left tusk, measuring 110 cm in length along the outer curve and 38 cm in circumference at the base. Upon receiving the report, Mr. Kongkiat Temthamman, Director of Protected Areas Office 2 (Si Racha), dispatched a rapid response team from Chonburi, a military unit from Khao Yai Special Task Force, and wildlife sanctuary officers to investigate. A team of veterinarians, led by Dr. Siriwich Supanake from the Wildlife Conservation Division, conducted an autopsy at Khao Yai Forest Protection Unit in Bo Thong district, Chonburi. The examination revealed burn marks beneath the trunk and on the roof of the mouth, along with fluid accumulation around the heart and internal bleeding, consistent with electrocution-induced cardiac arrest. The elephant’s stomach contents included fibrous plant material with a molasses-like scent, suspected to be sugarcane, suggesting the animal had been foraging near agricultural land before its death. Vital organs, including the liver, spleen, and kidneys, appeared normal. Officials have secured the elephant’s tusk at the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary and buried the remains following conservation protocols. Authorities have also filed an official police report at Bo Thong Police Station and pledged to identify those responsible. The DNP is now working with local agencies to prevent further incidents and ensure stricter protections for wild elephants venturing outside protected areas. -- 2025-02-22 -
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Dramatic Rescue as Car Crashes into Tree and Catches Fire in Kalasin
With the lack of first responders throughout Thailand, the local neighbors always seem to be pulling the slack and coming to the rescue! -
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Man Drowns After Asthma Attack While Fishing in Samut Songkhram
You can get an asthma attack just walking the street of Bangkok nowadays with the high PMI.......
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