PAK CHONG – A brutal stabbing over a minor debt has left one man dead and triggered a large-scale manhunt in Nakhon Ratchasima. Police are searching for two Myanmar brothers accused of fatally stabbing a Thai man following a drunken argument over a sum of 30 baht. The incident occurred on October 31, 2025, in a rented workers’ residence in Pak Chong district, shocking the local community.

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Upon arriving at the scene in the Wang Sai subdistrict, officers from Nong Sarai Police Station discovered a body and bloodstains on the floor, but the suspects had already fled. The victim, 27-year-old Nattapong, had sustained a single stab wound to the left side of his chest from a kitchen knife. Despite being rushed to Pak Chong Hospital, he was pronounced dead from his injuries. A five-inch bloodstained kitchen knife was recovered at the scene as key evidence.

Authorities have identified the alleged perpetrators as two Myanmar nationals, brothers known as Mr. Saw and Mr. Din. Witness accounts provided to the police indicate that the brothers had been drinking heavily before they confronted Nattapong about the small debt. The confrontation turned violent when Nattapong refused to repay the 30 baht, escalating into an argument that concluded with the fatal stabbing.

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Pol. Col. Suppachai Vibunsuksan, superintendent of Nong Sarai Police Station, has ordered an intensive search operation involving over fifty personnel, including local police, military officers, and tracking dogs. The Provincial Forensic Office Region 3 has been called to the scene to collect evidence, including DNA samples, to aid the investigation. Police are also investigating the possibility that the suspects received assistance in their escape and have not ruled out the presence of accomplices among local workers. Authorities are urging anyone with information on the whereabouts of the two brothers to come forward.

-Thailand News (TN)