Lanta & News
No. 01 · ENDLESS
Police

78-Year-Old Woman Dies After Falling Into 3-Meter Well

A 78-year-old woman in Nakhon Ratchasima died after the concrete cover of a water well collapsed beneath her while she rested during grass-cutting work, sending her three meters into the narrow well.

78-Year-Old Woman Dies After Falling Into 3-Meter Well
31 Jul Khaosod

A 78-year-old woman died after falling into a 3-meter-deep water well while resting during grass-cutting work. She had been sitting on a concrete pipe cover when it suddenly collapsed, and her family was left in shock. Surveillance footage clearly captured the tragic moment.

At 12:37 p.m. on July 31, 2026, rescue officials from Hook 31 Foundation in Nakhon Ratchasima received a report of an elderly woman who had fallen into a water well and died in the Ban Talat area, Talat Subdistrict, Muang District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Police, rescue volunteers, and foundation staff immediately rushed to the scene.

Rescuers found the body of 78-year-old Lamud (surname withheld) inside a cement well approximately 3 meters deep. Because the well was narrow and deep, specialized rescue equipment was required to retrieve her body. Many relatives and villagers gathered at the scene, watching the recovery operation with sorrow. Investigators found the body curled up inside the well, with the victim's hat and shoes left at the edge of the opening.

Chaisin Phuphorat, head of Hook 31 volunteer rescue unit in Nakhon Ratchasima, stated that rescue personnel responded immediately upon receiving the report, but found the elderly woman had already passed away. Specialized rescue equipment was used to carefully extract her body from the deep, narrow well before handing her remains to police for further investigation.

According to Thongsakdi (surname withheld), 60, the victim's grandson, Lamud had come to cut grass in the area and sat down to rest on the cover of a water storage well made from cement pipe. Security camera footage clearly documented the incident: as Lamud sat on the well cover, it suddenly became damaged and collapsed. She fell backward into the cement water well and was unable to help herself, ultimately leading to her death.

Police initially inspected the scene, collected evidence, and released the body to relatives for funeral rites according to tradition.

No. 01 of ∞ Read at source → Next
National

Po Teck Tung Foundation Holds Merit Ceremony Honoring Queen Sirikit

The Po Teck Tung Foundation held a merit ceremony at the Grand Palace honoring the late Queen Sirikit, with Princess Sirivannavari representing the King in the ritual that included eight paper dress replicas made from Thai regional fabrics.

Po Teck Tung Foundation Holds Merit Ceremony Honoring Queen Sirikit
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Nakhon Ratchasima Unearths More Ancient City Wall Remains

Archaeologists in Nakhon Ratchasima unearthed additional sections of an ancient city wall on the eastern side, marking the first major discovery in two decades. The joint excavation project plans to restore the fortification in phases, reve

Nakhon Ratchasima Unearths More Ancient City Wall Remains
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

Regional

Phuket Property Boom Drives Demand For Management Services

Phuket's property boom has attracted overseas buyers who need professional management services to handle rentals, guest relations, and Thailand's increasingly strict hotel licensing and immigration rules from abroad.

31 Jul The Thaiger Travel

Read this story →

National

Thailand Stockpiles 101 Days of Oil as Global Energy Prices Surge

Thailand maintains 101 days of oil reserves and shields citizens from surging global energy prices through fuel subsidies and price controls amid U.S.-Iran tensions driving costs up sharply.

Thailand Stockpiles 101 Days of Oil as Global Energy Prices Surge
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

National

State Enterprises Spend 172 Billion Baht in Nine Months

Thailand's 43 state enterprises disbursed 172.5 billion baht in capital investment during the first nine months of fiscal 2025, representing 69% of their annual 250.6 billion baht budget, with major rail and transit projects progressing on

State Enterprises Spend 172 Billion Baht in Nine Months
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Digital Minister Unfazed by TH-AI Passport Scrutiny

Thailand's Digital Minister says he welcomes scrutiny of the TH-AI Passport initiative after a Democrat MP called for its suspension, citing transparency concerns and threatening parliamentary action.

Digital Minister Unfazed by TH-AI Passport Scrutiny
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Thai Embassy Demands Explanation for Delayed Death Notice

The Thai Embassy in Ankara clarified that it didn't receive direct notification from Georgian police about the death of Thai national Bawornthat Pengsuk, first learning of the case from Georgia's Foreign Ministry on July 29.

Thai Embassy Demands Explanation for Delayed Death Notice
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

Police

Japanese Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Thai Woman

Japanese prosecutors dropped charges against a 28-year-old Thai woman arrested at Fukuoka Airport with crystal meth hidden in coffee packages, after concluding she unknowingly transported the drugs as part of a suspected trafficking recruit

31 Jul The Thaiger Crime

Read this story →

National

Cabinet Should Wait One Year Before Reshuffle, Minister Says

Thailand's Digital Economy Minister argued that the cabinet should wait about a year before any reshuffle, saying ministers need more time to demonstrate results on priority issues like energy reform and corruption control.

Cabinet Should Wait One Year Before Reshuffle, Minister Says
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Working Like a Capybara: The Calm Office Mindset Trend

Workers are embracing "capybara mode," a workplace trend inspired by the animal's calm nature that encourages setting boundaries, declining unnecessary tasks, and maintaining work-life balance to combat burnout.

Working Like a Capybara: The Calm Office Mindset Trend
31 Jul Khaosod

Read this story →

Loading more…
Endless reading Scroll to read. When you reach the bottom, keep scrolling. A bar fills, and the next story slides in when it's full. ↑ ↓ or Space Or use the arrows at the bottom of the screen.