VFW Is Cleaning Up the Streets of Pattaya Sois 4 and 5 in Pattaya to get much-needed deep cleaning Pattaya, Thailand by Raymond “Ray” McGee, Post Historian Members of the Fred J. Estes VFW Post 9876, the Auxiliary, and Wives Club will be gathering at 9:00 am on May 3, 2025, to take part in […]

อุบัติเหตุรถยนต์กระบะบรรทุกเม็ดโฟมลงข้างทางผู้บาดเจ็บติดภายใน เป็นรายที่ 1 ที่เป็นหญิง รายที่ 2 เป็นชายกระเด็นออกมาจากรถ รายที่ 3 เด็ก บริเวณถนนสาย 36 ตรงข้ามวัดสันติคาม ขาเข้าพัทยา

PATTAYA, Thailand – On April 28, 2025, Pattaya City took a step toward enhancing its world-class tourism appeal with a meeting to discuss the ambitious LED screen renovation project for Walking Street. Held at 1:30 PM in Meeting Room 131 of Pattaya City Hall, the session was chaired by Mayor Poramese Ngampichet and attended by […]

กระบะคอกบรรทุกโฟมเสียหลักลงข้างทางบาดเจ็บติดภายใน เมื่อเวลา 23.30 น. 28/04/68 รับแจ้งอุบัติเหตุรถยนต์กระบะบรรทุกของลงข้างทาง มีผู้รับบาดเจ็บติดอยู่ในยานพาหนะ บริเวณถนนสาย 36 ขาเข้าพัทยา ตรงข้ามวัดสันติคาม จึงนำกำลังเจ้าหน้าที่กู้ภัยสว่างบริบูรณ์ฯเข้าตรวจสอบ จุดเกิดเหตุพบรถยนต์กระบะคอกทะเบียน บล 4094 จันทบุรี บรรทุกกระสอบเม็ดโฟม คว่ำตีลังกาอยู่ร่องข้างทางถนน โดยมี นาย ฉัตรชัย นาเมืองรักษ์ อายุ 43 ปี ผู้ขับขี่ กระเด็นออกมาจากตัวรถ ได้รับบาดเจ็บ แผลถลอกตามร่างกาย อยู่ในอาการสะลึมสะลือ รายที่เป็นหญิง อยู่ในการสะลึมสะลือถามตอบไม่รู้เรื่อง ติดอยู่ในยานพาหนะเจ้าหน้าที่ใช้อุปกรณ์ตัดถ่างและเครนยก เพื่อนำตัวผู้เจ็บออกจากยานพาหนะ ประสานรถแอดวานซ์โรงพยาบาลกรุงเทพ-พัทยา ร่วมที่เกิดเหตุ ก่อนเร่งรัดนำตัวผู้รับบาดเจ็บส่งโรงพยาบาลยังเร่งด่วน รายที่เป็นเด็กเจ้าหน้าที่ให้การช่วยเหลือเด็กออกจากยานพาหนะ มีแผลฉีกขาดที่ศีรษะ ปฐมพยาบาลเบื้องต้นนำส่งโรงพยาบาล อย่างไรก็ตามเหตุการณ์นี้ เจ้าหน้าที่ตำรวจสภ.บางละมุง ได้ลงพื้นที่ตรวจสอบและเก็บภาพเป็นหลักฐานเพื่อประกอบสำนวนคดีและหาสาเหตุในการเกิดเหตุในครั้งนี้

Pattaya- Pattaya is set to be a hub of activities this May 2025, offering a diverse range of events for locals and tourists alike. Kicking off the month from May 1 to 5, the Pattaya Lighting 2025: Fantasea – The Illumination on the Beach will light up Pattaya Beach with stunning displays, creating a magical […]

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เมื่อเวลา 23.30น. 28/4/68 รับแจ้งมีอุบัติเหตุรถกระบะพลิกคว่ำมีผู้บาดเจ็บติดภายใน บริเวณทางเข้าวัดสันติคามถนนสาย36 ตรวจสอบในที่เกิดเหตุพบรถกระบะพลิกคว่ำอยู่ข้างทางมีผู้ได้รับบาดเจ็บทั้งหมด3ราย ชายรายที่1 กระเด็นออกมานอกตัวรถ ส่วนผู้หญิงและเด็ก ยังติดอยู่ในซากรถ เจ้าหน้าที่กู้ภัยได้ใช้อุปกรณ์เครื่องตัดถ่างนำเด็กและผู้หญิงออกมาจากตัวรถ ก่อนนะจะส่งต่อให้รถ แอดวานซ์ รพ.กรุงเทพพัทยา ทำการรักษาและเคลื่อนย้ายนำส่ง รพ. พัทยาปัทมคุณ #PattayaRescue #อุบัติเหตุ

Deputy Mayor Manoch leads a meeting on Pattaya’s major streetlight upgrade project at City Hall. PATTAYA, Thailand – Deputy Mayor Manot Nongyai discussed plans to replace public streetlights across Pattaya, with the project aiming to swap old 250-watt High Pressure Sodium lamps for 110-watt LED lights to improve community safety and energy efficiency. Recognizing the importance of public safety at night, Pattaya officials noted that many of the city’s current streetlights—using aging High Pressure Sodium technology—emit a soft orange glow that is no longer sufficient. Many fixtures have also deteriorated after years of use. To address these issues, Pattaya has launched a project to modernize its street lighting by installing 4,000 LED lamps citywide. The new LED lights will provide stronger illumination, enhance public safety, reduce energy consumption, and improve the overall quality of life. During the meeting, officials agreed to divide the work into four zones, starting from the inner city outward to the city limits. The installation is expected to be completed within six months. Pattaya City plans to install 4,000 new LED streetlights to replace outdated High Pressure Sodium lamps. The switch to LED lights is aimed at improving nighttime safety and boosting energy efficiency. Officials expect the full installation of LED lights across Pattaya to be completed within six months.

Pol. Maj. Gen. Thawatkiat Jindakwuansanong, Commander of Chonburi Provincial Police leads a dramatic re-enactment of the brutal murder at the crime scene, revealing chilling details of the suspect’s actions. PATTAYA, Thailand – In the shocking case involving Mr. Woranun Pannakha, also known as Note, a 25-year-old transgender woman (LGBTQ+), who had undergone gender reassignment surgery, she was brutally murdered by her Chinese partner, Mr. Tongyung Fu, 42 years old, on April 26. The victim’s chest was slashed from her neck down to her genital area, her heart was removed, and her left lung was missing. Both breasts were cut open, and the silicone implants were extracted and placed beside her body. The body was left hidden in a bathroom at an apartment in Soi Arunothai, Central Pattaya. Later, the Pattaya Provincial Court issued an arrest warrant, and Mr. Tongyung Fu was apprehended at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Samut Prakan Province, while attempting to flee to Kunming, China. At 12:00 PM on April 27, Pol. Maj. Gen. Thawatkiat Jindakwuansanong, Commander of Chonburi Provincial Police, along with senior Pattaya police officers and over 20 plainclothes and uniformed officers, escorted Mr. Tongyung Fu to the crime scene at Room 201, 2nd Floor, of the apartment for a crime scene re-enactment. Large crowds gathered to watch, forcing police to secure the area tightly to prevent any incidents and ensure the suspect’s safety. The crime scene re-enactment revealed that Mr. Fu had brought the victim to his room, where they agreed on a price of 8,000 Baht. As they were about to engage in intercourse, the victim resisted, leading to a violent argument. Mr. Fu demanded half the money back, but the victim refused. A fierce physical altercation ensued: the victim scratched Mr. Fu’s face and kicked him in the mouth, breaking one of his front teeth. Enraged, Mr. Fu threw the victim to the floor beside the bed and pressed his left knee against her neck until she suffocated and died. He then dragged her body into the bathroom, used scissors to slash her torso from abdomen to chest, removed the breast implants and the heart, placing them beside the body. After the dismemberment, he used a blanket to wipe the body and clean the blood in the bathroom. He stayed in the room until morning, then booked a flight and attempted to flee, using a motorcycle taxi to a bus station in North Pattaya, heading toward Suvarnabhumi Airport. He was caught at the airport with the victim’s mobile phone in his possession. The body of 25-year-old transgender woman Note was found in a bathroom at an apartment in Pattaya, showing signs of gruesome mutilation. The police also escorted the suspect to three more locations for additional re-enactments. The first was a 20-Baht shop near the apartment where he bought items, then to the North Pattaya bus station, where he boarded a bus to the airport, and finally to South Pattaya Beach, near the entrance to Walking Street, where the victim and suspect first met and exchanged contact information via the WeChat app. During questioning, Mr. Fu admitted that he only realized the victim was transgender after his arrest. Pol. Maj. Gen. Thawatkiat stated after the re-enactment that this was a “sensational, gruesome case” that captured massive public attention. He praised the quick work of Pattaya police, noting their thorough evidence gathering that led to the arrest at the airport, along with effective cooperation from Immigration Police and Tourist Police. Initially, the suspect refused to confess but ultimately surrendered when confronted with the victim’s mobile phone found in his possession. Mr. Fu confessed that he killed the victim after she resisted and kicked him, breaking his tooth, leading to a rage-fueled attack. He admitted that after killing her, curiosity inspired by crime series he had watched led him to dissect the body using scissors. Mr. Fu’s background as a welder gave him the strength and precision to make clean incisions. Police strongly denied rumors suggesting links to human trafficking or organ trade. However, they stated that forensic results were still pending to confirm whether any other organs were missing. Mr. Fu now faces charges of murder and theft for taking the victim’s mobile phone. After committing the murder, Mr. Tongyung Fu attempted to flee to China, only to be caught at Suvarnabhumi Airport with the victim’s phone in his possession. While police escorted Mr. Fu to the 20-Baht store for the crime scene re-enactment, the victim’s father, Mr. Auan Pannakha, 61, along with over ten family members, showed up. They wept openly and shouted curses at the suspect, overwhelmed by anger and grief. At one point, Mr. Auan managed to strike Mr. Fu over the head with a bottle, prompting police to intervene quickly to prevent further escalation. In an interview, Mr. Auan tearfully shared that he was still in deep shock. Four years ago, Note had asked to move to Taiwan to work and study Chinese, eventually becoming fluent. After two years, Note returned to Pattaya. Note had been the family’s financial pillar, sending 10,000 Baht monthly and buying necessities for the family. Recently, Note had completed building a house for his parents and had promised to take them on a trip to China — plans tragically cut short by the murder. Mr. Auan also mentioned a chilling detail: Months earlier, a fortune-teller warned that when his wife turned 60, the family should be careful not to lose something they loved — they had feared for the father, never imagining the tragedy would strike their beloved child instead. The victim’s father, overwhelmed by emotion, strikes the suspect in a fit of rage at the police station, demanding justice for his daughter. The victim, Note, had promised to take her parents on a trip to China after building them a new home, but her life was tragically cut short by a brutal act of violence. Mr. Auan Pannakha, the victim’s father, shares his heartbreak, recalling how his daughter was the family’s financial supporter, sending money every month before the tragedy struck.

Tourist Police display evidence recovered from an Iranian couple accused of tricking and stealing from a tourist in Pattaya. PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya Tourist Police and Chonburi Immigration Police held a press conference announcing the arrest of an Iranian couple involved in a series of thefts against tourists in Pattaya. The suspects, identified as Mr. Ahmadi Fiouj Hooshang, 49, and Mrs. Mahmodi Kiya Ameneh, 42, both Iranian nationals, were charged with “joint theft at night or possession of stolen property.” The case stems from an incident reported on April 24, at 9:11 PM, when the Tourist Police emergency hotline 1155 received a call from an Israeli tourist. He reported that two foreign individuals, a man and a woman described as Middle Eastern, had approached him outside the Twin Palms Resort asking to “see his US dollars,” before his money – totaling $700 – mysteriously disappeared. Tourist Police officers swiftly investigated, took the victim to file a formal complaint at Pattaya City Police Station, and launched a search operation. Investigations led officers to a room in the Jomtien area where the suspects were staying. Upon searching their room, police found clothing matching descriptions from the incident and recovered seven $100 US bills whose serial numbers matched those reported stolen by the victim. The Iranian couple was taken into custody and handed over to the investigators for formal prosecution. Tourist Police also issued a warning to tourists and the general public to remain vigilant about their belongings and to report any suspicious behavior immediately via the Tourist Police hotline 1155, available 24/7. The arrested suspects, identified as Mr. Ahmadi Fiouj Hooshang and Mrs. Mahmodi Kiya Ameneh, are accused of theft at night. Authorities urge tourists to stay alert and report any suspicious behavior to Tourist Police hotline 1155, available 24 hours.