Phetchabun

This time, a bit of a harrowing tale.

Two tourists were injured in a waterfall rappelling accident in Phetchabun.

So an adventure tourism excursion in Phetchabun turned dangerous when two tourists fell from a cliff-side ledge while rappelling in Tad Mok Waterfall on October 10th.

The male and female participants were descending a roughly 150-meter waterfall when they stopped to adjust their equipment, lost their footing, and tumbled onto a rocky ledge below.

Rescuers reached the injured tourists, with the man suffering swelling and possible fractures in his arm and leg while the woman reported chest and back pain.

Me, as I said, is, and as you saw, I sat with the local fans, and was made very welcome.

Kanchanaburi arrived at Phrae with a r- after a run of three draws in the league, and the chastening penalty loss to semi-pro Phetchabun in the Chang FA Cup.

Phrae were buoyed by their previous away win at Pattie, and were untroubled by FA Cup commitments, having not bothered to enter.

This was a game you felt that was important to both sides, both looking for a second win of the season to sort of kick-kickstart after the FIFA break.

Kanchanaburi Power, this was the big shock of the qualification round.

Kanchanaburi Power 2, Phetchabun FC, a semi-pro side 2.

Kanchanaburi sent out a strong squad.

They were leading 2-0 after 37 minutes and then presumably decided to have a siesta.

Phetchabun scored twice in the last 10 minutes.

An 86th minute equaliser took it to 2-2 and Phetchabun then won 6-5 on penalties to put out the ex-T1 side and T2 high flyers.

Nong Khai FC lost effectively a local derby at home to Nong Bua Pichaya 2 for Thanyot Jittabud.

Muangthong demolished Prayer FC, the Prayer amateur side, 8-0, effectively a training game against the Prayer youth team.

I'll get straight into it.

Are you ready for the story? On the night rogues outside a village in Phetchabun province in northern Thailand, there are stretches where houses disappear and the surrounding countryside opens into agricultural land.

In early 2026, A 42-year-old woman named Lang Deo was travelling through one of these isolated areas in Bun Sam Pham district when she noticed something glowing in the darkness ahead of her.

It wasn't a distant light on a house or a vehicle travelling along another road.