Thai Football Association Suspends League Play Due to COVID-19

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March 7, 2020

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UDFC has posted the nes that league play has been suspended due to the Coronavirus situation. Here’s the announcement:

The Football Association of Thailand announces that Thai League 1-4 will be postponed starting on the 3rd of March 2020 – 17th April 2020 in accordance with the policy of the Ministry of Health in efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19

The government has announced to postpone all sporting activities that include the gathering of many people, whether it be sporting events, concerts or theatrical events to prevent the spread of COVID-19

In accordance with government policies, Thai League 1-4 and domestic cups will be postponed starting on the 3rd of March to the 17th of April 2020 and will start the competition again on the 18th of April 2020

Moreover, if there is a need to postpone the competition again there will be an announcement by the 31st March 2020

As for national team competitions will be confirmed again after the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) makes a final decision with Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) on guidelines and measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19

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32yr old man assaults 75yr old taxi driver in the head with a helmet and screwdriver–VIDEO

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2 years ago

May 28, 2020

Udon News

Bang Khae is one of the 50 districts of Bangkok, a busy and sometimes frustrating commute back and forth to work. On Wednesday police investigators from Phetkasem police station arrived on the scene of two angry individuals and ending up Prosecuting 32-Year-old Mr. Phatchar. The charge was for assaulting an elderly man with a helmet and a screwdriver using brutal force.

(shown in the video clip) The 75-year-old man is a taxi driver, Mr. Meng didn’t know the area too well said he got confused at the intersection of bang Pruek and Kanpapruek road in Bang Khae district. The 75-year-old man suffered head and face injuries and was bleeding profusely when he was later brought to the hospital for treatment.

The video went viral; Not only did the young man use a helmet to hit the taxi driver he also used a screwdriver to repeatedly attack him. On May 27, reporters reported that Facebook member, Bancha Techachararit posted clips and images along with details, ” 13.50 hrs, there was an accident On Kanlapaphruek 4 Road, Inbound intersection, Bang Khae Road, Bang Bon area Bangkhuntien Police Station. The taxi collided with a Honda Wave 110 i motorcycle. Red – white license plate 873.

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Royal Thai Police Announces Businesses Will Reopen on May 17th – VIDEO

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2 years ago

May 15, 2020

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On 15 May 2020, Police Colonel Krishna Pattanacharoen, Deputy Spokesperson of the Police revealed they will start opening business starting from May 17 onwards.

Customs Department has set aside measures to allow certain types of businesses to reopen Especially Department stores, retail stores, large wholesale stores, and restaurants. They will be open for service from May 17, with preventive measures. As well as adjusting the curfew time to 23.00 – 04.00 hrs. They Expect a lot of people to come to the Malls, therefore having all units prepared to take supportive action is important by Providing traffic police officers to facilitate traffic in order to prevent traffic jams and to facilitate the people.

Deputy Spokesperson of the Royal Thai Police added that the Commander in Chief thanked and appreciated the police officers, the military, the Public Health Administration, and the joint operations units in every sector. For the duty of preventing crime and seizing the opportunity to aggravate people as well as preventing the spread of coronary artery disease (Covid-19).

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No Money-No Job-Stressed Out Uncle Climbs up an electric Pole–VIDEO

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May 12, 2020

Udon News

May 12- The police were informed of an older male who climbed up an electric power pole in Mueang Chonburi District, Pattaya.

When police arrived, they saw 59-year-old Mr. Paiboon Witthaya climbing up a 7-meter tall electric pole while the whole neighborhood stood by and watched.

He was hysterical complaining about not getting his stimulus money from the government. He was a boat driver for a tour company but with zero tourists arriving, he was out of money. It took 30 minutes to talk to Mr. Paiboon to come down the pole safely and when he did, he was crying, still talking about no money, no job, no stimulus check. He had called every day for the government promised money he never received.

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