Australian Liam Michael Ross stabbed to death at popular Thailand destination

An Australian man has been stabbed to death at a popular tourist destination after allegedly being involved in an argument with another man.

An Australian man has been stabbed to death in Thailand after an alleged argument at a restaurant.

Liam Michael Ross, 35, was found with stab wounds at Ao Nang Beach in Krabi early on Monday morning.

Mr Ross reportedly had stab wounds to his abdomen, leg and arm.

He was rushed to hospital but later died.

Thai media have reported a 43-year-old American man has been charged by Ao Nang Police with physically injuring another person causing death.

The American man was allegedly under the influence of alcohol and had a folding knife.

A 43-year-old American man has been arrested by Ao Nang Police after an Australian man was stabbed to death. Picture: Ao Nang Police.

The American man was allegedly under the influence of alcohol and had a folding knife. Picture: Ao Nang Police.

Eyewitnesses claimed the two men were drinking at a nearby restaurant; however, it’s believed the pair were strangers who may have had a disagreement.

The pair reportedly were arguing, and it turned physical as Mr Ross was walking to his hotel.

Investigations are ongoing.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has been contacted.

More to come

Originally published as Australian Liam Michael Ross stabbed to death at popular Thailand destination