Thailand vide news | Police officer suspected of killing wife at Chonburi kindergarten,Pit Bull fatally attacks 70-year-old carer

A police officer in Thailand is under suspicion for allegedly killing his wife at a kindergarten in Chonburi. The 48-year-old woman was shot inside the school canteen, while all 44 children were safely evacuated without injuries. Police are currently investigating the motive behind the incident.

Meanwhile, a 70-year-old woman in Bangkok was fatally attacked by a male pit bull while attempting to put a collar on the dog. The woman was found with severe bite wounds to her neck and hands, while the dog was found nearby with blood on its body. Authorities are currently examining the circumstances surrounding the attack and questioning individuals connected to the property.

In Udon Thani, a foreign man is being sought by police for damaging property outside The Pannarai Hotel. Surveillance footage shows him punching a decorative plant, an illuminated sign, kicking a traffic cone, and damaging a parked vehicle. The estimated damage to the sign alone is between 7,000 and 8,000 baht, and authorities are investigating the incident.

In Chiang Mai, a woman is accused of ramming her ex-boyfriend after a hotel encounter. CCTV footage shows her following a motorcycle before striking the rider multiple times. The man was later taken to the hospital, and his condition is not publicly disclosed. Compensation for the damage to his car has been reached between the woman and the injured individual.

An oil contamination has been contained in Bangkok near Chuea Phloeng Road and the Rama III elevated road, after residents reported a strong fuel smell. Authorities have installed absorbent barriers and pumped about 20,000 litres of oil-and-water mixture from the drainage system. While the contamination is limited to a specific area, investigators are examining the possibility of an underground petroleum pipeline as the source of the leak.