At the Owl Market in Nonthaburi province, close to Bangkok, a Burmese guy attacked three coworkers with a knife yesterday.
Yesterday, May 21, at around 5:00 PM, the event happened at the Owl Market or Nok Hook Market on the Nonthaburi Bypass Road. Following notification of the event, police officers from Rattanathibet Police Station and rescuers from the Por Tek Tung Foundation hurried to the spot.
Officers arrived at the market gate and discovered a 27-year-old Burmese guy named Min Yan Morn who had sustained a serious neck wound. A 49-year-old Burmese woman named Yin Chawe was found with a head wound behind the market. Another victim, Arwin, a 51-year-old Burmese man, was cut on his left hand.Ya Moi, a 40-year-old Burmese man who suffered head and facial injuries in a struggle, was the attacker.Employees of a car wash in the market made up the entire injured group. They were taken to Phra Nang Klao Hospital for additional medical care.
Adul Laemjue, a 42-year-old car wash employee, claimed Ya Moi left the business for a day before returning and indiscriminately beating other customers. Adul also mentioned Ya Moi’s habit of talking to oneself and his assertion that he could converse with ghosts.
No other information on Ya Moi’s mental health or potential drug use has been made public as of yet. Police officers have the knife that was used in the crime and will question Ya Moi once he has recovered.
on March, a comparable tragedy happened on Koh Pha Ngan, a province in southern Thailand called Surat Thani. Aung Htwe Niang, a Burmese guy, stabbed the Thai woman and three of her companions at the local laundromat after she turned down his advances. After combing the jungle for the attacker for more than 30 hours, officers were finally able to capture him.
