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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 9 March 2025
Petrol Station Worker Dies in Motorcycle Crash with Parked Oil Tanker A 26-year-old petrol station worker was tragically killed when his motorcycle crashed into the back of a parked oil tanker in Samut Songkhram. The accident occurred just 100 metres from his workplace as he was rushing to start his shift. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354003-petrol-station-worker-dies-in-motorcycle-crash-with-parked-oil-tanker/ -
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Two Arrested for Possession of Protected Wildlife Remains in Sa Kaeo
Picture courtesy of NRECD. Authorities in Sa Kaeo have arrested two individuals and seized the remains of protected wildlife, including Asiatic black bear parts, in the border area. The operation was carried out by the Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Division (NRECD) in collaboration with Border Patrol Police and forestry officials. The arrests took place on March 7 at approximately 11:30 near a checkpoint between markers 14 and 15, just 20 metres from Sri Phen Road in Ban Khlong Phaeng, Thap Sadet Subdistrict, Ta Phraya District. The operation followed a tip-off about illegal possession of wildlife remains. The suspects were identified as Chaiyan Inprasong, 62, and Surasak Yimklim, 36, both residents of Thap Sadet. They were found in possession of: • Six kilograms of Asiatic black bear parts, including two front paws and two hind paws. • A full Sunda pangolin, weighing nine kilograms. Both individuals were charged with illegal possession and trade of wildlife under Thai conservation laws. Authorities confirmed that the suspects confessed during questioning. They were subsequently taken into custody and handed over to investigators at Tap Thai Police Station in Ta Phraya District for legal proceedings. The confiscated wildlife remains have been documented and placed under the care of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP), Region 1 (Prachin Buri), for safekeeping in accordance with regulations. Illegal wildlife trade remains a serious issue in Thailand, with authorities continuing to crack down on those involved in the trafficking and possession of endangered species. -- 2025-03-09 -
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Motorcyclists Injured After Falling Telephone Cable Causes Crash in Samut Prakan
Picture from responders. A man and a woman were injured in Samut Prakan after their motorcycle was struck by a fallen communication cable, causing them to crash. The incident occurred on the Old Sukhumvit Road in Bang Pu Subdistrict, Mueang District, on morning of 7 March. Emergency services from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation were dispatched to the scene following reports of the accident. Upon arrival, they found the injured individuals, identified as Mr. Chotanan Sirichaiawatkul, 34, and Ms. Prowalee Srithongsap, 31. Both received initial medical treatment at the scene before being transported to Chularat 5 Hospital. Nearby, rescue workers discovered a damaged blue Honda motorcycle, registered in Bangkok, lying in the middle of the road. A broken communication cable was also found sprawled across the roadway. According to eyewitnesses, the crash was caused when a passing lorry became entangled with overhead cables, pulling them down onto the road just as the motorcycle was passing. The rider were caught in the wires and lost control of their vehicle, resulting in the crash. Local police from Bang Pu Police Station have launched an investigation into the incident. Authorities are coordinating with the responsible telecommunications provider to determine accountability and ensure necessary legal action is taken. -- 2025-03-09 -
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Local Chief Defends ‘Aeroplane-Shaped’ Streetlights Amid Social Media Backlash
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