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Raging fire at tyre dump now under control
Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 16/02/2018
» AYUTTHAYA: A fierce blaze that lit up the sky over a large pile of burning discarded car tyres in Bang Sai district on Thursday night took fire crews more than five hours to bring under control. No casualties were reported.
Trespassing vendors ordered out of old temple
Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 14/03/2017
» AYUTTHAYA - Owners of 163 vending stalls encroaching on the ancient temple of Wihan Luang Phor Phramongkhon Bobhit have been given until the end of this month to dismantle them and move out.
Elderly couple hit with huge tap water bills
Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 14/02/2017
» AYUTTHAYA - An elderly couple in Bang Pa-in district had little to smile about on Valentine’s Day, wondering how they were going to pay a huge 11,040 baht two-month bill for water this week, or be cut off - when their normal bill is around 400 a month.
Suspects re-enact tusker's murder
Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 18/07/2014
» AYUTTHAYA — Police took three suspects charged with slaying a famous bull elephant and stealing his tusks back to the scene for a crime re-enactment on Friday, where they were again confronted by angry mahouts and local residents.
Police arrest 3 men over jumbo slaying
News, Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 18/07/2014
» Police yesterday arrested three men who allegedly poisoned a 50-year-old bull elephant to death for its tusks in Ayutthaya last week.
Accused elephant killers arrested, tusks seized
Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 17/07/2014
» AYUTTHAYA — Authorities on Thursday captured three men wanted on charges of killing an elephant for its tusks and keeping the raw ivory in a house in Suphan Buri.
Cops link poison to Khlao
News, Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 16/07/2014
» Ayutthaya police yesterday seized two saws and pesticide believed to have been used to poison a 50-year-old elephant to death during a raid of local communities near where the bull was killed.
ONCB posts bounty on Yi Sae
Sunthon Pongpao, Published on 07/07/2013
» AYUTTHAYA - The Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) has set a five-million-baht bounty on Chaiwat Pornsakulpaisal, or Lt Col Yi Sae, and is tapping all venues to get the drug kingpin to Thailand.