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Health Thailand to Invest B509m to Transform Borders into 'Wellness Hub'
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 4 June 2025
Man Hospitalised After Assault Near Pattaya Following Road Rage Incident Picture courtesy of SiamChon. A 20-year-old Thai man was left injured after being assaulted by a group of men following a heated road incident involving his girlfriend and two other women in the Nong Prue area, just outside of Pattaya. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1362588-man-hospitalised-after-assault-near-pattaya-following-road-rage-incident/ -
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Crime Man Hospitalised After Assault Near Pattaya Following Road Rage Incident
Picture courtesy of SiamChon. A 20-year-old Thai man was left injured after being assaulted by a group of men following a heated road incident involving his girlfriend and two other women in the Nong Prue area, just outside of Pattaya. The incident took place late at night along the Mabprachan Reservoir road, near Flowerland curve. According to reports, the victim suffered a head injury after being struck with a hard object, later confirmed by eyewitnesses to be a glass bottle and was promptly taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Miss Krittiya, the girlfriend of the injured man, recounted the events leading up to the attack. She stated that the couple had been riding home on a motorcycle after an evening out when they encountered two women exiting a side street without checking for traffic. This forced the couple to brake suddenly to avoid a collision. In the heat of the moment, Krittiya admitted to shouting at the pair with an expletive-laden remark, “Can’t you even say sorry, you [expletive]?” before riding off towards a nearby 7-Eleven store at the entrance of Soi Phonprapha Nimit 27. The situation escalated shortly after, when the two women followed them to the convenience store and confronted the couple. Despite Krittiya offering an apology in an attempt to defuse the situation, one of the women warned that her boyfriend would be arriving shortly to “settle the matter.” Moments later, a group of men believed to be the women’s boyfriend and his associates arrived at the scene. The victim was then attacked, with at least one of the assailants striking him on the head with a glass bottle. Krittiya told reporters that she and her boyfriend had never met the attackers before and had no prior conflict with them. She added that her family filed an official complaint with Nong Prue Police Station, seeking to pursue legal action against all involved. The police are currently reviewing CCTV footage from the area and interviewing witnesses as part of the investigation. Authorities have urged anyone with information to come forward to assist with the case. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamChon 2025-06-04 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 4 June 2025
Thailand's Health System Holding Strong Amid Covid-19 Surge, Says Minister File photo courtesy of Thai PBS World The nation's top health official, Thailand's Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin, assured citizens yesterday that the country's health infrastructure is robust enough to handle the ongoing surge of Covid-19 cases. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1362587-thailands-health-system-holding-strong-amid-covid-19-surge-says-minister/ -
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Report Thailand's Health System Holding Strong Amid Covid-19 Surge, Says Minister
File photo courtesy of Thai PBS World The nation's top health official, Thailand's Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin, assured citizens yesterday that the country's health infrastructure is robust enough to handle the ongoing surge of Covid-19 cases. This statement follows a sobering report of 65,880 new Covid cases and three fatalities recorded in the week from May 25 to May 31. Minister Somsak highlighted the groups most affected by the virus, identifying people aged 30-39 as bearing the brunt with 12,403 cases. They were closely trailed by the 20-29 age group, reporting 10,368 cases, and those aged 60 and over, with 9,590 cases. While cautioning about continued infections due to the rainy season, Somsak reassured that the infection peak has passed, anticipating a decline in numbers due to strong health measures in place. Reiterating a familiar tune for public safety, Somsak urged stringent adherence to Covid-19 protocols: mask-wearing, avoiding crowded spaces, and frequent hand washing. He stressed the importance of ATK testing and self-isolation for anyone suspecting infection to protect vulnerable groups like the elderly and those with existing health conditions. In addition to Covid-19 updates, Minister Somsak noted a drop in influenza cases, although he warned that fatalities are significant among those over 60 and people with chronic illnesses. The government's commitment to public health is ongoing, as evidenced by plans to boost the influenza vaccination drive by increasing the number of vaccine doses to six million in the 2025 fiscal year, targeting vulnerable populations. Overall, Somsak's message is clear: The public health system continues to stand vigilant, offering both reassurance and a call for continued caution as the nation navigates these challenging times. Adapted by ASEAN Now from BAngkok Post 2025-06-04 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 4 June 2025
Russian National Arrested at Phuket Airport Over Alleged Cyber Fraud Picture courtesy of Phuket Express A 36-year-old Russian man was apprehended by immigration officers at Phuket International Airport, facing serious allegations of fraud and cybercrimes. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1362586-russian-national-arrested-at-phuket-airport-over-alleged-cyber-fraud/
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