A Burmese man attacked three colleagues with a knife yesterday at the Owl Market in Nonthaburi province close to Bangkok.
The incident took place round 5pm yesterday, May 21, at the Owl Market or Nok Hook Market along the Nonthaburi Bypass Road. Officers from Rattanathibet Police Station were notified of the incident and quickly arrived on the scene along with rescuers from the Por Tek Tung Foundation.
Upon arriving at the market entrance, officers found a 27 12 months previous Burmese man named Min Yan Morn with a severe wound to his neck. Behind the market, a forty nine year old Burmese woman named Yin Chawe was discovered with a wound to her head. Another sufferer, a fifty one 12 months outdated Burmese man named Arwin, suffered a knife harm to his left hand.
The attacker was identified as a forty year old Burmese man named Ya Moi who sustained injuries to his head and face from a battle.
All the injured had been staff of a automotive wash in the market. They had been transported to Phra Nang Klao Hospital for additional therapy.
A car wash worker, 42 12 months outdated Adul Laemjue, reported that Ya Moi disappeared from the shop for a day before returning and attacking others without a cause. Soaring added that Ya Moi typically spoke to himself and claimed that he might talk with ghosts.
As of now, no additional particulars regarding Ya Moi’s mental health situation or possible drug use have been disclosed. Police officers took possession of the knife used within the crime and plan to query Ya Moi after his therapy..