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Multiple-Vehicle Collision on Mittraphap Bypass Injures 18 Passengers
Picture from responders. A road crash involving two double-decker passenger buses and a lorry occurred in the early hours of 15 March, on the Mittraphap Bypass, just before the entrance to the M6 motorway at kilometre marker 65 in Pak Chong district. The collision resulted in injuries to 18 people. According to initial investigations, the collision took place when a Bangkok–Nakhon Ratchasima double-decker bus collided with the rear of another bus operating on the Bangkok–Khon Kaen route. The force of the impact pushed the front bus forward into a lorry travelling ahead of them. At the time of the crash, there were 48 passengers and drivers on board the buses. Among them, 18 people sustained injuries, with 17 suffering minor wounds and one person sustaining moderate injuries. Fortunately, no fatalities or severe injuries were reported. Emergency responders from the Sawang Witthaya Pak Chong Foundation, along with officers from Nong Sarai Police Station, quickly arrived at the scene. Medical teams provided first aid before transporting the injured passengers to nearby hospitals for further treatment. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash, including potential driver error, vehicle conditions, and road factors. Legal proceedings related to the incident are also under review. The accident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of high-speed travel on Thailand’s busy highways, particularly on major interprovincial bus routes. -- 2025-03-16 -
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Huai Kwang Police Arrest Four Chinese Nationals for Working Without Permits
Picture courtesy of Workpoint Four Chinese nationals were arrested by Huai Kwang police for working illegally without the necessary permits at a construction site in Bangkok. The individuals, aged between 26 and 42, were caught working on the renovation of a restaurant in Soi Pracharat Bamphen 4, Din Daeng District, during the night of 14 March. The arrests were carried out under the supervision of Police Colonel Prasopchoke Iampinit, the Superintendent of Huaikwang Police Station, alongside his team, including Police Lieutenant Colonel Rujiphat Thiramonboon, the Deputy Superintendent of Investigations, and Police Lieutenant Colonel Chanaphat Suksawat, the Investigations Division Head. The arrested individuals were: 1. Mr. Fei Chaoan, aged 32 2. Mr. Fei Luzhong, aged 42 3. Mr. Zhang Long, aged 26 4. Mr. Xu Gong Bao, aged 40 All four suspects were charged under the Immigration Act for working without the appropriate work permits or beyond the scope of their allowed work. The police operation came after a tip-off from an informant, reporting the illegal employment of foreign workers at a construction site in the area. Upon inspection, authorities found a group of eight foreign workers, four of whom were Myanmar nationals, and the other four were Chinese nationals. While the Myanmar workers had the proper documentation, the Chinese nationals only possessed passports but lacked work permits. The four Chinese suspects admitted to working as construction workers, performing interior decoration tasks, and were paid 2,000 baht per day. After the arrests, the suspects were taken to Huai Kwang Police Station for further legal proceedings. The authorities have warned that strict enforcement of immigration laws will continue to ensure compliance and maintain lawful employment standards in the country. -- 2025-03-16 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 16 March 2025
Drunk Driver Causes Multiple-Vehicle Collision in Pattaya A 56-year-old woman, heavily intoxicated, was involved in an early morning collision on March 15, that damaged several vehicles and left one person injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354720-drunk-driver-causes-multiple-vehicle-collision-in-pattaya/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 16 March 2025
Drowning During Live Stream as Worker Dies While Searching for Shellfish An incident occurred on March 14, when a 24-year-old man drowned while searching for shellfish with work colleagues, in the Si Suk Canal, Samut Songkhram province. The incident was captured live on TikTok by one of the workers. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354719-drowning-during-live-stream-as-worker-dies-while-searching-for-shellfish/ -
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Songkran 2025 Set to Boost Thai Economy Amid Challenges
Not much different from normal numbers. It’s just more-published from the usual suspects to try to get people to stop having fun. Much like the boomer crowd here. Take your dour attitude and go and do one you miserable old bastards if you don’t like it. Don’t go bringing that rubbish here!
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