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WHO Reports Fatal Nipah Virus Case in Bangladesh
WHO confirmed a fatal Nipah virus case in Bangladesh, with a 40-50 year old woman dying after consuming raw palm sap. The virus, which has a 75% mortality rate, was found to have no human-to-human transmission, and all 35 close contacts tested negative.
Monk Falls to His Death While Trying to Shake Tamarind Tree
A 38-year-old monk died after falling from a tall tamarind tree while attempting to collect dried tamarind pods. The incident occurred in Nong Yai Village, with local authorities investigating the circumstances of his death.
Alarming Development: Russia Claims Brain-Chipped Pigeons as Next-Generation Spy Drones
A Russian startup called Neiry claims to have developed brain-chipped pigeons that can function as remote-controlled spy drones. The company suggests these 'biodrones' can fly longer distances and access restricted areas more effectively than traditional drones, though experts remain skeptical about the technology's feasibility.
Rogue Food Delivery Rider Caught Scamming Restaurants with Fake Slips
A food delivery rider named Golf was arrested for systematically scamming restaurants by ordering meals and then canceling orders to eat for free. Police caught the suspect after multiple incidents, and he will now face legal consequences for his fraudulent actions.
Taiwan Caregiver Secretly Marries 102-Year-Old Man, Allegedly Targeting Nearly 200 Million Baht in Assets
A 68-year-old caregiver in Taiwan secretly married a 102-year-old man, allegedly to gain access to his substantial assets worth nearly 200 million baht. The man's family has filed legal complaints, claiming the caregiver manipulated and isolated the elderly man, with the marriage's legality now pending court review.
Dramatic Scene in Bangkok: Crane Collapses Near Asoke Mall, Seriously Injuring 2 Rescue Workers Desperately Trying to Save Lives
A tower crane catastrophically collapsed near a major mall in Bangkok's Asoke district, seriously injuring two workers. Rescue teams responded quickly, performing emergency medical procedures and transporting the victims to the hospital.
18-Year-Old Shot in Phatthalung After Attempting to Report Robbery
An 18-year-old named Phu was critically injured in a shooting after being robbed and allegedly turned away by police in Phatthalung. The incident occurred after he attempted to report a robbery, with suspects ambushing him on his way to file a complaint at another police station.
Police Warn Against Alcohol Sales and Distribution Before Election Day
Thailand's National Police Office has issued a strict warning against alcohol sales and distribution before the upcoming parliamentary election. The directive prohibits all alcohol-related activities from 6 PM on election eve, with potential legal penalties for violations. Citizens are encouraged to download the 'Police Care' app for election law guidance.
ISIS Claims Suicide Bombing at Shiite Mosque in Islamabad, Killing 31 and Injuring Nearly 170
A devastating suicide bombing at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, has claimed 31 lives and injured 169 people. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack, which occurred during Friday prayers, sparking diplomatic tensions between Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India.
Suspect Claims 'Possessed' After Attempted Robbery Turns into Sexual Assault
A 39-year-old backhoe driver was arrested for sexually assaulting a woman after an attempted robbery in Chonburi province. The suspect claimed to be 'possessed' and unable to explain his actions, shocking his own family with the incident.
Toh Expresses Gratitude, Warns About Fake Facebook Page for Wife Bright
Thai celebrity Toh Saksit has warned fans about a fake Facebook page using old photos of his wife Bright, potentially causing health-related misunderstandings. He has asked followers to report the page and clarified that Bright only uses Instagram. Fans, including other celebrities, had mistakenly offered get-well wishes on the imposter page.
Deadly Rat-Hole Mine Explosion Kills 18 in India, Rescue Operations Ongoing
A catastrophic explosion in an illegal rat-hole coal mine in northeastern India has killed 18 workers and left rescue teams searching for more trapped miners. The incident highlights the ongoing dangers of illegal mining practices in the region, despite government prohibitions.