Bangkok Police are investigating the discovery of a human skull discovered floating in the Bang Kho Laem canal. The preliminary investigation has not revealed the gender or reason for demise.
At 4.30pm on Thursday, Pol. Lt. Col. Pramote Maneein, an investigator from Bang Kho Laem Police Station, was informed in regards to the discovery of human bones in the canal close to Tonson Mosque on Arun Amarin Road, Soi 8, in Watt Kalaya sub-district of Thonburi district in Bangkok. The investigating staff, forensic medical doctors from the Siriraj Hospital, and the rescue unit of the Ruamkatanyu Foundation have been rapidly dispatched to the scene.
Cheat sheet was a small canal used for drainage that connects to the Chao Phraya River. At the time of the report, the water had receded almost to the purpose of drying up. Upon inspection, the unidentified human cranium was discovered trapped in the muddy canal bed. The foundation’s staff collectively searched the nearby water bend and located 4 or 5 bone fragments. It was not but clear if the bone fragments were human or not.
All the discovered bones were handed over to forensic docs from the Siriraj Hospital for further examination, including figuring out the gender of the skull’s proprietor, the reason for death, and the timeframe of the dying. Additionally, samples had been to be collected for DNA identification functions to trace down relatives who could possibly confirm any stories of missing individuals in the future.
This news comes after a few different latest incidents involving human skulls and skeletons being found in Thailand.
On April 25, a Thai man stumbled upon a human skeleton on the rim of a reservoir near Pattaya. The man was strolling along the sting of the Chak Nok Reservoir.
On April 20, a Youtuber discovered a human cranium whereas filming content on the banks of the Mekong River in Nakhon Phanom province in northeast Thailand..