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Skeleton found in a deserted house in Chachoengsao
Today 11:36Key points summarised by AI
Police investigating a theft in a deserted Chachoengsao house discovered a human skeleton in a ransacked bedroom.
The remains are believed to belong to the 70-year-old retired school owner who vanished about ten years ago, with neighbors confirming her long absence.
Forensic officials have collected the skeleton for examination to determine the cause of death and confirm identity.
Sugarcane waste turned into Dvaravati-inspired glass jewellery
Today 17:20Key points summarised by AI
Researchers at Nakhon Pathom Rajabhat University successfully transform sugarcane leaf ash, a major agricultural waste product causing severe air pollution, into high-value glass jewellery.
The innovative process utilizes the ash's high silica content to create a glass mixture that melts at lower temperatures than typical industrial glass, significantly reducing energy consumption and production costs.
The resulting glass is crafted into prototype jewellery, including bangles and necklaces, inspired by ancient Dvaravati cultural motifs, offering both commercial value and a unique aesthetic.
This initiative provides economic opportunities for local communities by enabling artisans to produce and sell jewellery with strong profit margins, while also addressing environmental concerns related to agricultural burning and expanding into global supply chains.