In the bustling metropolis of Bangkok, a growing chorus of concern echoes through the city’s vibrant streets as the pressing issue of road safety at pedestrian crossings takes center stage. Recent findings underscore the stark reality that most road accidents occur perilously close to schools and hospitals, underscoring an urgent call for action. Driving this initiative is Chamaipan Santikarn, the diligent manager of the Social Mobilisation for Motorcycle Safety Project at ThaiHealth. Her voice of advocacy grows even louder following a heart-wrenching incident where a 68-year-old South Korean tourist fell victim to a reckless motorcycle at a crossing outside the renowned Kidney Institute Hospital on Phaya Thai Road, nestled in the Ratchathewi district. This very crossing, a place meant for safe passage, haunts the memory with the shadow of a fatal accident two years prior, where an ophthalmologist met with tragic fate. Such repetitive incidents at the same location—despite the…
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A vibrant night at the Rajamangala National Stadium, where music and lights merged to entertain a multicultural crowd, took an unexpected turn on February 16. Amongst the sea of concertgoers, both local and international, a distressing incident unraveled, leaving many in disbelief. Under the colorful chaos of a nighttime concert in Bangkok, a 26-year-old man from Udon Thani named Teerayut found himself in hot water, bringing a shadow over an otherwise joyful encounter of cultural harmony. This man was caught attempting a brazen invasion of privacy, trying to capture illicit footage beneath a female concertgoer’s skirt using a mobile phone cleverly hidden inside a paper bag. His mischievous act, which targeted a Chinese tourist among the cheering throng, did not go unnoticed. The woman, quick to sense the unwarranted attention, raised an alarm that swiftly drew the focus of stadium security. Police Colonel Pronthwee Somwang, along with the vigilant officers…
In the bustling market streets of Naklua, the usual weekend humdrum was dramatically interrupted by an exciting swoop from the Bang Lamung police officers. In a well-coordinated operation, the law enforcers successfully nabbed four foreign nationals engaged in illegal labor activities right in the heart of the lively community located behind Naklua New Market in the vibrant Chon Buri province. The February 15th raid unveiled a jaw-dropping revelation—two of the arrested had overstayed their welcome by an astounding six years! Their names had long been on the immigration authorities’ list, and the two were promptly escorted into custody, each step bringing them closer to a one-way ticket back to their native lands. The spirited crackdown took place in Moo 5, an area within Naklua subdistrict famed for its intricate networks of activity and commerce. Amid this energetic locale, police, armed with newfound resolve, zeroed in on the illegal laborers. Constant…
In the pre-dawn hush of February 16, the Chon Buri motorway transformed into an unanticipated scene of vehicular mayhem. It was here that a spirited group of modified sedans flaunted their horsepower, pushing the pedal to the metal as they raced furiously towards Bangkok from the coastal haven of Pattaya. Little did they know, their high-speed escapades would soon iterate into chaos, resulting in a spectacular crash that left 12 vehicles battered and bruised. The clock had barely struck 3.30am when the echoes of screeching tires and colliding metal punctuated the stillness of the night. Social media flared up like wildfire, capturing the frenetic ballet of cars weaving wildly, overtaking with reckless abandon. In mere minutes, this unyielding dance of destruction invited an unwanted audience, sparking a digital whirlwind that ignited concern and condemnation. Emergency Services, seasoned by experience, arrived promptly on the scene, attempting to piece together the chaotic…
Picture this: ACT (ACET), a trailblazing digital asset ignited by blockchain innovation, is shaking hands with Saif Belhasa Holding (SBH), one of the United Arab Emirates’ powerhouses of industry. This groundbreaking agreement is all set to turbocharge financial innovation, marrying ACT (ACET) into the various vibrant sectors under the SBH umbrella. Delightfully, this alliance promises an exhilarating fusion of blockchain technology as a payment dynamo and investment titan. The Vision: A New Era of Blockchain Brilliance Riding the wave of this seismic announcement is none other than Mr. Worawat Narknawdee, a name that echoes far and wide in Asia’s cryptocurrency circles. As a digital visionary and the architect behind ACT (ACET), Mr. Narknawdee is poised to redefine financial norms. On the epochal date of February 13, 2025, he inked an MOU with SBH, propelling ACT (ACET) into a new stratosphere alongside Dr. Saif Ahmad Belhasa. The SBH empire, steered by…
As influenza cases soar this year, it seems that every cough and sniffle is starting to echo louder across the bustling streets and serene landscapes of Thailand. Gracing the headlines with urgency, the Public Health Ministry has shed light on an unsettling truth: influenza is on the prowl, and it’s not taking any prisoners, especially in the northeastern provinces, where it’s waging its most intense attack. Standing at the forefront of this health predicament is Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin. With gravity in his voice, he reported an alarming surge in flu infections just this month. In response, health officials are hustling to roll out vaccines like heroes on a mission, targeting those most vulnerable—children and the elderly—before the sneaky flu virus can claim more victims. The numbers are staggering. As of January 25, the count of flu cases barely touched 7,819. Fast forward to February 15, and that number…
In the smoky early morning air of February 16, amidst the swirling eddies of uncertainty and disbelief, a spine-chilling tragedy unfolded on Huai Yai Road in the bustling heart of Pattaya. A German motorcyclist’s adventurous ride through Thailand’s serenely snaking roads found a tragic end that left the local community grappling with questions and officers piecing together the fragments of wreckage scattered across the tarmac. As dawn nudged the night aside, 45-year-old Mr. Prade was weaving through the quiet roads on his Yamaha Grand Filano. It was a still night, one of those where the whisper of your own thoughts can seem louder than the world around you. Unfortunately, this night did not maintain its peace. With a roar that shattered the night’s silence and a speed that defied sanity, Mr. Prade veered into oncoming traffic, meeting a fateful confrontation with a bronze-gold Toyota Fortuner. As improbable as it was…
In the bustling city of Bangkok, an unsettling story has emerged that has captured widespread attention. The tale involves a Chinese man, a young Thai party entertainer, and a tragic end in a hotel room, stirring a whirlwind of mystery and outrage across social media. The heart of the saga centers on Irada, a vibrant Thai entertainer whose life was cut short under eerie circumstances. The story, first reported on February 16 by the Facebook page Esor News, paints a chilling picture: Irada was allegedly coerced into consuming drugs by a Chinese gentleman while she was serving him, leading to a fatal shock. As the shocking narrative goes, after forcing the drugs upon her, this mysterious Chinese man checked out of the hotel, leaving Irada behind. Only later did he reach out to her modeling agency, raising an alarm about her state, whilst he himself had already fled the scene.…
In the vibrant heart of Bangkok, where every street buzzes with life, an elderly man named Nikom became the unwitting protagonist of an unexpected golden saga. The 76-year-old found his world momentarily upended when, after a simple taxi ride from Chatuchak Park to Thewet intersection, he realized he had inadvertently left behind jewels whose value echoed back centuries. These were not just any trinkets, but four pieces of ancient gold jewelry—a pair of rings complemented by two elegant necklaces—said to twinkle with history and together worth half a million baht. A memory lapse turned what should have been an ordinary commute into a quest that would involve the swift actions of the Chanasongkram Police Station. As news of the forgotten treasures reached Police Colonel Sanong Saengmanee, the superintendent acted with the urgency of a treasure hunter on the cusp of discovery. The Chanasongkram investigative team sprang into action, determined to…
In an astonishing turn of events, Suphanburi FC’s esteemed striker, Uker van Lingen, experienced a shocking surprise, quite literally, during what should have been a routine post-match interview. This intriguing incident has prompted the Football Association of Thailand to take immediate action, igniting a spirited debate over essential safety protocols within the league. It was supposed to be a day of triumph, following Suphanburi FC’s commanding 3-0 victory over Pattaya United in the Thai League 2. Van Lingen, shining on the field, had just been honored as the man of the match. But instead of reveling in accolades, he found himself at the center of an electrifying mishap. On Saturday, February 15, a date now etched in memory, the atmosphere took a dramatic shift when van Lingen accepted a seemingly simple tool of the trade—a microphone—from the broadcasting team. What followed was nothing short of dramatic. A sudden, unexpected jolt…