CHUMPHON — A woman narrowly escaped death after a car crashed through the wall of her house in the middle of the night in southern Thailand's Chumphon province, leaving both the homeowner and driver injured, police said.

The incident occurred at about 00:30 on 24 May in front of Municipal Soi 6, also known as Talad Nai Soi, in Moo 4 of Tha Yang subdistrict, Muang district.

According to police, the car first struck a rubbish bin before losing control, crossing a four-lane road and smashing through the wall of a roadside home on the Pak Nam–Chumphon road. The impact caused extensive damage to the house and belongings inside.

Officers received reports of a vehicle crashing into a residential property with two people injured. Rescue workers from the Chumphon Charity Foundation and Tha Yang municipal emergency responders were dispatched to the scene.

Authorities found a blue Mazda 323, heavily damaged after ploughing through the house wall and into the building. Household items were strewn across the property.

The homeowner, identified as Pornpasorn Boonyuen, about 50, suffered neck injuries and numbness across part of her body. Emergency workers administered first aid before taking her to Chumphon Khet Udomsak Hospital.

The driver, a man believed to be about 30 years old, was also injured and taken to hospital.

Neighbours told authorities they were awakened by a loud crash and rushed outside to find the car embedded in Ms Pornpasorn's home. She had been sleeping alone inside at the time.

Witnesses said the vehicle had emerged at speed from a side street opposite the house before losing control, hitting a rubbish bin, crossing the road and crashing into the property.

Police said they were questioning the driver at hospital to determine the cause of the crash and gathering evidence for possible legal action.

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Kan also shared her own experience creating news content on social media, noting that fans frequently request additional visuals to enhance the stories. However, she emphasized that she deliberately refrains from using others' photos or videos in her clips because she fully recognizes that every image and every video belongs to someone who invested effort in capturing it.

On May 24, 2025, Samut Prakan Hospital's rescue center received an emergency call reporting a woman unconscious in a tree on Wat Dan Samrong Soi 40/2 in Samut Prakan's Muang District. After receiving the alert, they coordinated with Po Tek Tung Foundation volunteers to provide urgent assistance. When officials arrived on scene, they discovered that a good Samaritan and local residents had already successfully brought the woman down from the tree. The victim was identified as 59-year-old Kesara, the homeowner, who was unconscious. Rescue personnel administered first aid before rushing her to a nearby hospital. Initial assessment suggested heat stroke caused by extreme heat conditions. According to eyewitness Nai Yai, 64, the woman had climbed the tree to trim branches when she suddenly lost consciousness. Her husband, witnessing the incident, quickly climbed up and used a safety rope to secure and support her, but could not bring her down. Neighbors called emergency services for help. During this time, a speech-disabled male motorcycle rider passing by witnessed the emergency and immediately jumped the fence to assist. He quickly climbed up, released the safety rope, and carefully carried the woman down from the tree to safety, with neighbors helping by positioning a ladder to facilitate the rescue. The community praised the young rider's bravery and compassion.

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Praew Magazine, under AME IMAGINATIVE and Amarin Group, brought together this year's hottest pair—TeeTee Wanpichit and Por Supakarn from the series "A Beetle and Her"—for an exclusive fan meeting where they discussed various topics and shared positive perspectives to inspire audiences. The event "Praew Meet & Read x TeeTee & Por: Playdate Party" took place last week at AUA Rajdamnern.

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The pair shared exclusive childhood photos and wonderful stories from their experiences, including a secret that Por had never told anyone before. Fans attending the event learned it first, and even TeeTee was surprised by this revelation.

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