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A middle‑aged man died after his motorcycle slammed into the back of a tractor‑carrying trailer in Amnat Charoen province. The rider, whose identity is still unknown, was not carrying any identification. Police are working with the Phetkasem Foundation to locate his relatives.

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Police Lieutenant Phrommin Meeping of Amnat Charoen City Police Station received the report of a motorcycle colliding with the rear of a tractor‑laden trailer on Ban Charoen Samakkhi Road, in Bueng sub‑district, Mueang Amnat Charoen District. Officers found a red Honda Wave motorcycle, license plate 1 Kor Dor 2996 Songkhla, crashed into the trailer. The rider, a middle‑aged man wearing a long‑sleeved blue fertilizer shirt marked “UBT” and jeans, was pronounced dead on the spot. No ID was found on the body. The body was taken to Amnat Charoen Hospital pending identification, and anyone with information is asked to contact the hospital.

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