Khon Kaen baby survives being buried alive
By Coconuts Bangkok
KHON KAEN: -- A newborn was rescued after he was found buried alive in a field in Wangyai district of Khon Kaen province.
The person who discovered the baby, Kachit Krongyut, 53, said she was taking her six cows out to eat grass in the field when she heard voices. Then she noticed there was a spot that looked like it was recently dug up.
She felt the soil with her hand and to her shock, a baby's foot emerged from the ground. So she quickly called her family to rescue the baby and send it to hospital.
Hvis taxa chauffoeren er vant til at koere taxi i Ubon er han maaske "lovlig undskyldt". Spoeg tilside. Det beviser jo bare at booking systemet i lufthavnen ikke fungerer.
Jeg standsede engang en taxa paa Rama IV Road og sagde jeg skulle til Surawong Road. Chauffoeren undskyldte meget og sagde han kom ude fra Rangsit og om jeg ikke ville vise vej. Hvad jeg saa gjorde. Da jeg kom til Surawong Road spurgte han om jeg ikke kunne anvise hvordan han kom tilbage til Rangsit.
Avskum....Gad vide hvor mange som aldrig bliver fundet
Street Man Beaten to Death, Dumped in Canal by Drunks
BANGKOK — Pankacha Khlonkrata and three of his friends, all drunk, were walking near Hua Lamphong Railway Station when they found Teera Phromkot lying in the street.
Pankacha believed the man laughed at his group, he would later tell police, so he approached and ordered him to do push-ups for their amusement.
It was Teera’s badly beaten found floating Friday in a canal between the century-old station and Chinatown, where Pankacha told police they dumped him after savagely beating him for failing to do as requested.
Police arrested four men on suspicion of the crime Sunday and later said they confessed to beating Teera. They dragged him into a dark area where police said they kicked him in the head and stomach until he lost consciousness. Then they dumped him in Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem.
Somehow, they told police they were surprised to learn he had died.
Pankacha, 42, was just released from prison in April and had a rap sheet including fraud, gambling, gun possession and more. Suspect Kwanchai Yamtoe, 39, had priors for drug-related crimes, robbery, interfering with a peace officer and escaping detention. He had been free since October 2014.
The other two suspects are Somkiat Phakheekao, 20 and Kiattisak Sattharattanatrai, 18.
All of them will be charged with murder, police said.
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