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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 29 April 2025
Eccentric Neighbour Arrested for 7 Years of Harassing Neighbours & Public Indecency Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A 68-year-old man, known for years of disruptive behaviour, has been arrested by police in the Bang Phlat district after repeatedly throwing rubbish into hisneighbours’ homes for over seven years and engaging in acts of public indecency. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359137-eccentric-neighbour-arrested-for-7-years-of-harassing-neighbours-public-indecency/ -
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Crime Eccentric Neighbour Arrested for 7 Years of Harassing Neighbours & Public Indecency
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A 68-year-old man, known for years of disruptive behaviour, has been arrested by police in the Bang Phlat district after repeatedly throwing rubbish into his neighbours’ homes for over seven years and engaging in acts of public indecency. The arrest followed complaints from local residents about Mr. Veerachat, who had been hurling trash into neighbouring properties on a daily basis. Police were also alerted to his public acts of stripping off his clothing and eating rotten food in front of others. On 28 Aptil, officers from the Bang Phlat Police Station received a tip-off about the suspect’s ongoing activities. Upon investigation, they found Mr. Veerachat in an alley in the Charan 71 area, rummaging through garbage. When officers approached and requested a search, they discovered a short knife hidden in his bicycle. After his arrest, it was revealed that Mr. Veerachat was already wanted for a previous assault charge. He had been named in a warrant issued by the Thonburi Criminal Court on 25 April 2025, under charges of inflicting bodily harm on another individual, causing both physical and psychological injury. Authorities have confirmed that the suspect had never been arrested in connection with this earlier charge, despite the active warrant. The police have now proceeded with the legal process, and a record of his arrest has been provided to him. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-04-29. -
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Crime Foreign National Detained After Threatening Jomtien Beachgoers with Scissors
Just make a list of all the awful things that have happened in mostly Phuket and Pattaya in the last week !!!! It’s becoming unbelievably crazy or dangerous or frightening. I never thought I’d see Thailand like this. It often felt a little on the boring side years back apart from a murder or 2 and some bad traffic accidents. I can remember discussing 2 different murders on Phuket for months and years on end. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 29 April 2025
Thai Armed Forces Showcase Strength in Annual Training Exercise Pictures courtesy of Amarin. In a show of military power and coordination, the Thai Armed Forces held their annual training exercise, CALFEX, at the Royal Thai Navy’s training ground in Chanthaburi province. The exercise, which took place on 28th April, saw participation from the Royal Thai Army, Navy, and Air Force, demonstrating a unified and formidable force. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359136-thai-armed-forces-showcase-strength-in-annual-training-exercise/ -
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Report Thai Armed Forces Showcase Strength in Annual Training Exercise
Pictures courtesy of Amarin. In a show of military power and coordination, the Thai Armed Forces held their annual training exercise, CALFEX, at the Royal Thai Navy’s training ground in Chanthaburi province. The exercise, which took place on 28th April, saw participation from the Royal Thai Army, Navy, and Air Force, demonstrating a unified and formidable force. Admiral Jiraphol Wongwits, Commander of the Royal Thai Navy, led the inspection of the exercise alongside senior officers. The CALFEX (Combined Arms Live Fire Exercise) is a key component of the Thai Navy’s 2025 field training programme, designed to test both personnel readiness and the operational capabilities of various military units. The exercise, held at the Royal Thai Navy’s Training Field No. 16 in Chanthakhem, involved live-fire operations and simulated combat situations, where military personnel tested their skills in securing and holding strategic locations, with support from heavy artillery and airstrikes. A variety of military equipment was showcased during the exercise, including amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs), armoured personnel carriers, tanks, and aircraft. The Navy deployed amphibious tanks, including six AAVs, three VN16 amphibious assault vehicles, and several armoured personnel carriers (BTR-3E1). Additionally, the Army contributed four M1126 Stryker armoured vehicles, while the Air Force provided two F-16 fighter jets for air support and suppression of enemy forces. The Navy’s air capabilities were also on full display, with Dornier maritime patrol aircraft and T-337 reconnaissance planes providing close air support and surveillance, while EC-645 helicopters were used for medical evacuation operations. As part of the exercise, a variety of air-ground coordination techniques were tested, with a focus on joint operations among the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The results of the training will help to assess and improve the effectiveness of joint military strategies and inform future military planning, particularly in national defence scenarios. This high-profile exercise not only demonstrated the strength and readiness of Thailand’s military forces but also underscored the importance of inter-service cooperation and the continuous development of the country’s defensive capabilities. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-04-29. -
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Almost Refused Entry at Chiang Mai Airport -Be Warned! - 2nd Visa Exemption
No biggie. That's how I'm treated every time I go back to - or leave from - Canada. #StaySafe #StayHome Further training to come.
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