Man’s body found in canal near abandoned car in central Thailand
A 60 year old man’s body was discovered in a canal next to his car under a flyover in Pathum Thani-Lat Lum Kaeo Road near Lat Lum Kaeo district in central Thailand. The deceased, who had a history of high blood pressure, worked for a company that employed GPS tracking in its vehicles.
The incident took place near a silver Isuzu pickup truck with Bangkok registration plates, positioned close to a drainage canal. The man, identified as Nattanan, was dressed in black trousers without a shirt.
According to the owner of the company where Nattanan worked, he came to pick up supplies at the warehouse in Lat Lum Kaeo to deliver to Navanakhon. When they lost contact with him, company staff followed the GPS on the vehicle, which led them to his body. They initially did not see the body but found the car with its door open. They thought someone had already taken the deceased to a hospital. A second inspection revealed the body lying face down in the canal. The police were then contacted to coordinate the recovery of the body, KhaoSod reported.
After inspecting the scene, police recorded the evidence and directed the foundation to transfer the body to the forensic hospital Thammasat, Chalermphrakiat for further examination. Authorities will then contact the deceased’s relatives to collect the body for funeral rites.
In related news, the body of a man searching for wild mushrooms discovered a corpse wearing a high schooler’s gym shirt in a forest in Chanthaburi province in central Thailand yesterday.
Officers at Mueang Chanthaburi Police Station were informed that a local man found the body of a man wearing a gym shirt from a famous high school in a ditch in the forest in Moo 14, Khlong Narai subdistrict, Mueang district. Police travelled to the scene with rescue workers and forensic doctors from Prapokklao Hospital.
About 200 metres from the main road, police found the body of a man in a ditch expected to have died three to four days prior. Next to his body, police found a rope knotted into a noose which they confiscated as evidence. Read more about the story HERE.
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