Russian man dies mysteriously at his Hua Hin home

[pe7e]

At 04.00, Pol.Lt.Capt.Thammanoon, Sripo, detective officer of Huahin police station, Prajuabkirikhan, was notified that there was a foreigner who had died in a house in Emerald village, Taptai, Hua hin, so he went with the rescuers from Huahinthammasathan foundation, to the crime scene.

LINK http://www.pattayadailynews.com/en/2014 ... -his-home/

[Bristolian]

Condolences to his family and friends. It's difficult, of course, to say more. The autopsy will hopefully show if his death was directly related to the motorcycle accident or to other causes. 53 is no age to die. RIP

[Houdi]

Yet again, we hear about this death from a newspaper in another part of the country.

Perhaps someone can persuade the publishers of 'Hua Hin Today' to put some news in their 'news'paper. Even a week late would be better than nothing.

[oakdale160]

Hh today is once a month and goes to the printers about a week before appearing.any news would be 5 weeks old. If AWOL ramped up a notch it could do it.

[hhfarang]

Perhaps someone can persuade the publishers of 'Hua Hin Today' to put some news in their 'news'paper. Even a week late would be better than nothing.

Not a real newspaper... just an advertisement publication for real estate and restaurants mostly... very short on real news.

[Lev]

None of them are 'newspapers', they are 'ad rags'. The only one in town offering real news is the Thai language Hua Hin Sarn.

This forum is the best place to get local news.

[oakdale160]

It is the policy of hh today to print NO bad news. It should be called HH About three weeks ago, not HH today.

[bapak]

It is the policy of hh today to print NO bad news. It should be called HH About three weeks ago, not HH today.

Yes, never any real editorial material. No criticism of local authorities. Oh for the days of Khun Tuck.