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Nuamthong Praiwan ((タイ語:นวมทอง ไพรวัลย์); ) was a Bangkok, Thailand taxi-driver who drove his taxi into a tank in protest after the military coup of 2006. He was later found hanging from a pedestrian footbridge. Officials found a suicide note and later ruled his death a suicide. His sacrifices were praised by several democracy activists. ==Driving taxi into tank== At 6 am, Saturday 30 September 2006, Nuamthong drove his taxi, spray painted with the words "(is ) destroying the country," and "Sacrificing life", into an M41 Walker Bulldog tank at Bangkok's Royal Plaza. Nuamthong was severely injured and taken to a police station nearby. "I did it intentionally to protest the junta that has destroyed our country, and I painted all the words myself," noted Nuamthong to reporters from his bed at Vachira Hospital.〔The Nation, (A man collides his taxi with tank ), 30 September 2006〕〔Matichon, (Matichon Information Center )〕 Nuamthong was charged with damaging state property.〔The Nation, (Protesting driver rams taxi into Army tank ), 2 October 2006〕 Authorities downplayed the incident, saying that Nuamthong was drunk and no messages were sprayed on the taxi. However, several newspapers reported on the legibility of the words painted on the car.〔The Nation, (A taxi slammed into a tank ), 30 September 2006〕 Akkara Thiproj, deputy spokesperson for the military junta, expressed scepticism about Nuamthong's intentions in crashing into the tank, and claimed that "Nobodies’ ideals are so great that they would sacrifice their lives for them."〔The Nation, (Suicide is treated with sensitivity by officials ), 2 November 2006〕〔 Prachatai, (เครือข่าย 19 กันยาฯ ออกแถลงการณ์ไว้อาลัย ‘นวมทอง ไพรวัลย์’ ), 2 November 2006〕 He was released from the hospital on 12 October, and attended the 33rd anniversary of the 14 October 1973 democratic uprising.
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