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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 4 April 2025
Two Killed, Four Injured in Head-On Pick-Up Truck Collision in Loei Two people lost their lives, and four others sustained serious injuries in a head-on collision between two pick-up trucks on the Loei-Phu Ruea road late night on 2 April. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356743-two-killed-four-injured-in-head-on-pick-up-truck-collision-in-loei/ -
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Two Killed, Four Injured in Head-On Pick-Up Truck Collision in Loei
Picture from responders. Two people lost their lives, and four others sustained serious injuries in a head-on collision between two pick-up trucks on the Loei-Phu Ruea road late night on 2 April. At approximately 22:30, officers from Phu Ruea Police Station were alerted to a crash near a resort in Ban Bong, Nong Bua Subdistrict. Emergency responders, including medical teams from Phu Ruea Hospital, the Sawang Kiri Tham Rescue Unit, and the Ruam Jai Rescue Association of Loei, were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, rescue workers found a white Isuzu pick-up truck (registration from Udon Thani) and a silver Toyota Revo (registration from Bangkok) severely damaged from the impact. Each vehicle had three occupants, making a total of six people involved in the crash. Four individuals, two men and two women, sustained critical injuries, while two men were pronounced dead at the scene. The deceased were identified as Mr Wisanu, 38, from Nong Ao Subdistrict, Nong Wua So District, Udon Thani, and Mr Badin, whose age and address remain unknown. Rescue workers had to use hydraulic cutting tools to free the injured and deceased before transporting them to Phu Ruea Hospital. Initial investigations suggest that the Isuzu pick-up, carrying three passengers, was travelling from Phetchabun towards Udon Thani when it crossed into the oncoming lane and collided head-on with the Toyota, which also had three passengers. The crash reportedly produced a loud impact, alerting nearby residents. The cause of the collision remains under investigation, with officers collecting evidence and reviewing CCTV footage from the area. -- 2025-04-04 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 4 April 2025
Forager Gored by Wild Gaur in Forest Found Alive After Overnight Search A 65-year-old man who went missing overnight after being gored by a wild gaur while foraging in the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary, Chachoengsao, has been found alive following an extensive search operation. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356742-forager-gored-by-wild-gaur-in-forest-found-alive-after-overnight-search/ -
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Forager Gored by Wild Gaur in Forest Found Alive After Overnight Search
Picture from responders. A 65-year-old man who went missing overnight after being gored by a wild gaur while foraging in the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary, Chachoengsao, has been found alive following an extensive search operation. The incident occurred in the late afternoon of April 2, when Mr Boonta Seesangat, 65, and a 50-year-old companion ventured into the protected forest in Khlong Takrao, Tha Takiap District, Chachoengsao Province, to gather wild vegetables. While searching for Pak Wan (sweet leaves) in the Ban Khao Kluay Mai area, the pair inadvertently entered gaur territory. A large wild gaur suddenly charged at them, leaving Mr Boonta with severe injuries to his right leg and ribs. His companion managed to hide him under a large tree before rushing back to the village to get help. However, when rescuers returned, Mr Boonta was nowhere to be found, prompting an urgent search operation that lasted through the night. More than 50 rescuers, including volunteer teams, military rangers, and wildlife officers, combed the dense forest in the five-province border region spanning Chachoengsao, Chonburi, Rayong, Chanthaburi, and Sa Kaeo. At 09:00 on April 3, Mr Boonta was finally located, still hiding under a tree in the same area. He had sustained multiple fractures in his right leg, including the upper and lower leg bones and ankle, along with bruising on his left ribs. Due to the severity of his injuries, rescuers fashioned an improvised stretcher from tree branches to carry him safely out of the forest before transferring him to Tha Takiap Hospital for urgent medical treatment. Officials have reminded locals of the dangers of entering protected wildlife areas, particularly as gaur populations have been increasing in the Khao Ang Rue Nai forest complex. The largest wild cattle species, gaur can weigh over 1,000 kg and are known to charge aggressively when threatened. Authorities have urged foragers to avoid crossing elephant trenches and protected areas, warning that similar incidents could occur as human-wildlife conflicts rise in the region. -- 2025-04-04
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