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Drug-Induced Violence in Ayutthaya: Chokdee’s Shocking Assault Caught on Camera

Picture yourself strolling down the historic streets of Ayutthaya, a city rich with temples and history, when suddenly the peace is shattered. An incident recently unfurled that has left locals both shocked and baffled. The tale involves a 20-year-old walked straight out of a reality that no one wishes upon themselves, a realm dominated by delusion and chaos, fueled by narcotics. In the early hours of May 23, this young man found himself overwhelmed by a drug-induced illusion on Rojana Road, in the sleepy Phai Ling district. A security camera captured the unfolding drama: as the clock edged towards 5 am, an unsuspecting 45-year-old woman stood on the pavement, her mind likely still caught in dawn dreams. Our protagonist – or should we say antagonist? – seemed to appear out of nowhere, striding along the sidewalk with uncertainty. Without warning, a stone in hand morphed into a weapon, hurled with…

Mae Klang River Overflows: Chiang Mai’s Rising Tide Sparks Urgent Evacuations

CHIANG MAI – In a captivating twist of meteorological drama, the Mae Klang River, intoxicated by relentless rainfall, surged with unstoppable vigor through the Chom Thong district, infusing Tuesday morning with a sense of both awe and urgency. The serene flow transformed overnight, dancing to the beat of the storm, now brimming at an impressive depth of 3.8 meters, as confirmed by the ever-vigilant measuring gauge. The rain-soaked saga began on a stormy Monday evening, casting a watery shroud over the land and inevitably courting chaos in its wake. By the wee hours of Tuesday, the heavens had generously offered their tears at the feet of Doi Inthanon, unleashing a cascade of forest runoff into the rushing waters. This deluge, not satisfied with a singular river conquest, found playful allies in the Mae Hoi and Mae Ya canals, collaborating to weave an aquatic tapestry of rising waters. The epicenter of…

ASEAN Heritage Park Status Sought for Doi Inthanon National Park, Thailand’s Natural Gem

In a development promising to enhance the status of one of Thailand’s natural gems, efforts are full steam ahead to have Doi Inthanon National Park in Chiang Mai earn its deserved stripes as an ASEAN Heritage Park (AHP). This significant announcement comes from none other than Attapol Charoenshunsa, a towering figure as the chief of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP). The discourse took place at the illustrious 12th ASEAN Heritage Park Committee Meeting (AHPCM) in bustling Bangkok, with Attapol himself steering the ship. The attendees, a melange of over 100 representatives from various organizations including the ASEAN Secretariat and the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity, came together with a unified goal: preserve and promote the storied allure and ecological riches of Doi Inthanon. Rising majestically as Thailand’s tallest peak, Doi Inthanon National Park isn’t your average green patch; it’s a spectacular display of diverse ecosystems and…

LPG Truck Overturns on Phetkasem Road: A Day of High-Stakes Drama in Prachuap Khiri Khan

In an unexpected twist of fate, the usually bustling Phetkasem Road was transformed into a scene straight out of an action-packed movie when a truck laden with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) decided to play a game of somersaults. Picture this: the sun shining brightly on May 26, casting its rays over the scenic Mueang district of Prachuap Khiri Khan, and all was well until this contraption on wheels flipped at kilometre marker 320 near Baan Suan Khwan in Khlong Wan subdistrict. What followed was a tense day filled with heroics and caution. The initial drama unfolded just after dawn, and like a scene from a thriller, the truck overturned, leaking its gaseous cargo onto the road. Emergency responders rushed to the scene, sirens wailing and hearts pounding, setting up roadblocks to ensure public safety. As fate would have it, containing this airborne spillage was no small feat, requiring meticulous monitoring…

Phang Nga Chaos: Foreign Tourists’ Drunken BMW Crash Shakes Khok Kloi

In the southern province of Phang Nga, a scene unfolded on Sunday, May 26, reminiscent of an action movie gone awry. A foreign couple touring the scenic lands in a sprightly grey BMW found themselves embroiled in an unexpected misadventure that played out on the bustling Khok Kloi–Phuket Road. As the golden sun rose in the late morning, the tranquility was shattered when the BMW crashed into a road construction vehicle, careening wildly into a bystander’s car parked by the Khok Kloi Bus Terminal. The incident occurred at approximately 11:25 AM and became a spectacle of both folly and chaos. Reports noted that both individuals inside the car were evidently under the influence, their state suggesting a revelry taken too far. Witnesses reported their staggering attempts to flee the scene, but their drunken escapade was cut short by attentive bystanders who swiftly alerted the police. The events unfolded with the…

Art Phasut Banyam Promotes Vaccine Campaign at Bangkok Hospital Pattaya Amid Thai Flu Outbreak

In recent heartwarming news, Bangkok Hospital Pattaya has launched an impressive vaccine campaign to combat influenza following Thailand’s alarming flu outbreak earlier this year. The event, held in the grand lobby of Building E, became the latest buzz in town—capturing attention not only for its vital public health message but also for its splash of stardom. The campaign, aptly named the BDMS Preventive Vaccine event, had its shining moment as renowned Thai actor Art Phasut Banyam and his mother took center stage. Sharing heartfelt insights and personal stories about keeping their family in tip-top health, they provided the star power capable of elevating the campaign’s message to new heights. In a touching moment that brought smiles and applause, Art stated, “In our family, prevention is everything. A small jab today can save a lot of pain tomorrow.” The WHO’s warning of flu no longer being “just a seasonal nuisance” prompted…

Rukhsana Afzal’s Landmark Visit: Strengthening Pakistan-Thailand Ties in Phuket

In a delightful dance of diplomatic grace, Pakistan’s Ambassador to Thailand, Rukhsana Afzal, made an illustrious journey to the sun-kissed shores of Phuket yesterday. Meeting with the vibrant Phuket Governor Sophon Suwannarat at the opulent Phuket Provincial Hall, Ambassador Afzal’s visit was more than just a casual chat over tea. It was a strategic affair, working to weave tighter bonds between the two lands through the artful tapestry of politics, economics, and an enchanting cultural exchange. With a gracious nod to history, Ambassador Afzal remarked, “Thailand and Pakistan have enjoyed an amicable camaraderie spanning over 75 years. Today’s visit is pivotal in nurturing this cherished friendship and enhancing provincial alliances.” Her eloquent words floated through the air like a gentle breeze, hinting at greater opportunities on the horizon. In her role since last year, Ambassador Afzal expressed her gratitude for the warm local reception. She showered praise on the robust…

Tragic Electrocution in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Claims Three Family Members and Dog Amidst Storm

In a tragic incident that unfolded in the tranquil district of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, three family members and their faithful canine companion were discovered lifeless, believed to have been electrocuted amidst a violent storm. This heart-wrenching scene was uncovered in the early morning hours at a family residence’s garage, casting a shadow over the community. The victims, Kanokporn, a 75-year-old nun, Udomsak, aged 73, and Theera, 34, were found in distressingly close proximity to one another. Their positions suggested a painful attempt either to escape or possibly to assist each other during their final moments. The tragedy was further compounded by the loss of a loyal Thai breed dog, found resting atop the victims, as if still in the throes of a futile last gesture of loyalty and comfort. Authorities arrived swiftly on the scene, led by Pol. Capt. Samart Raksasak, accompanied by vigilant electricity authority workers and the…

Vietnamese Sex Workers in Bangkok: Channel 7’s Revealing Investigation

In the vibrant heart of Bangkok, a new and unexpected phenomenon is unfolding, shedding light on the complexities of immigration and international sex work. Vietnamese sex workers have increasingly become a noticeable presence in the bustling streets of Thailand’s capital, leading to whispered speculations and a bombshell report by Channel 7 News. The channel’s investigative team discovered that the kingdom’s relatively generous visa policies might be inadvertently fueling this shift, allowing a greater number of Vietnamese women to enter the country and find themselves engaging in the city’s infamous nightlife industry. Venturing into the notorious alley of Soi Nana 4, known for its neon lights and endless nightlife, the Channel 7 team conducted an undercover investigation that was as revealing as it was eye-opening. Posing as curious tour guides, they approached one of many women lining the streets, who candidly quoted a price of 1,700 baht for her services. Attempts…

Teen’s Nine-Hour Doorknob Ordeal: A Bizarre Rescue in Nakhon Ratchasima

In an unexpected turn of events that sounded like a scene straight out of a slapstick comedy, a 16-year-old girl from Nakhon Ratchasima’s Isaan province found herself in a peculiar predicament. Her young digit—specifically, her little finger—was unceremoniously trapped in a doorknob for over nine hours. Yes, nine long, excruciating hours! As you can imagine, it wasn’t the kind of DIY project anyone would sign up for voluntarily. The drama unfolded as the family rushed her to the bustling Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital at the ungodly hour of 1:50 AM, with both teenager and an obstinate doorknob in tow. Try as they might, their attempts to dislodge the metallic menace at home met with zero success, forcing a most unusual hospital entry. Can you envision that entrance scene? The girl, exhausted but relieved to be in expert hands, still sporting what was practically an ‘unplanned metallic accessory’ around her finger.…