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Last week in the Consular team #6
Last week in the Consular team #6

British Consular Team, September 23, 20205 yr
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September 25, 20205 yr
Bangkok Police Hospital Crisis Centre with British Embassy Consular Team
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Bangkok Police Hospital Crisis Centre with British Embassy Consular Team

Jonathan Fairfield, September 23, 20205 yr
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Jonathan Fairfield

September 23, 20205 yr
Last week in Consular team #4
Last week in Consular team #4

British Consular Team, September 1, 20205 yr
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September 18, 20205 yr
Last week in the Consular team #5
Last week in the Consular team #5

British Consular Team, September 11, 20205 yr
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September 11, 20205 yr
Last week in the Consular team - back on Friday
Last week in the Consular team - back on Friday

British Consular Team, September 6, 20205 yr
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September 6, 20205 yr
Last week in the Consular team #3
Last week in the Consular team #3

British Consular Team, August 25, 20205 yr
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August 31, 20205 yr
A week in Consular team #2
A week in Consular team #2

British Consular Team, August 14, 20205 yr
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British Consular Team

August 14, 20205 yr
Last week at the British Embassy Bangkok
Last week at the British Embassy Bangkok

British Consular Team, August 12, 20205 yr
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August 12, 20205 yr

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Phuket vendor held after Kata Beach tourist assault
Phuket vendor held after Kata Beach tourist assault

Georgealbert · 8 minutes ago8 min

A Thai ice cream vendor has been detained after a Ukrainian tourist was attacked on a road near Kata Beach in Phuket on July 29. Police said the 33-year-old suspect, Parinya, was later found to have tested positive for drugs. The incident was captured in footage circulated on Thai social media, showing a man in a black long-sleeved shirt attacking a foreign tourist dressed in a black top and shorts. The attacker was seen repeatedly punching the tourist after he had fallen to the ground. The vi
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Georgealbert

8 minutes ago8 min

Georgealbert

8 minutes ago8 min

French Teen Fined in Singapore Over Straw Lick Video
French Teen Fined in Singapore Over Straw Lick Video

webfact · 21 minutes ago21 min

A Singapore court fined a French student S$600 ($465/£348) after he licked a straw from an orange juice vending machine and put it back into the dispenser. Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien, 19, pleaded guilty to one count of public nuisance. The case drew attention online after a video of the incident circulated on social media. Guilty Plea Over Vending Machine Incident Maximilien, who is studying in Singapore, uploaded the video to Instagram. In the post, he captioned the clip “city is not safe”
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webfact

21 minutes ago21 min

webfact

21 minutes ago21 min

Thailand creator boom exposes solo account risks
Thailand creator boom exposes solo account risks

Georgealbert · 28 minutes ago28 min

Thailand's creator economy is estimated to involve 9-11 million people, but many solo operators have no formal arrangements for control of their accounts, payments or digital assets if they become unable to manage them. The issue has come into focus after the death of travel YouTuber Hlun Solo, whose legal name was Bowornthat Pengsuk. His family confirmed his death after losing contact with him while he was travelling alone in Georgia to produce content. Thai embassy officials travelled to Tbi
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Georgealbert

28 minutes ago28 min

Georgealbert

28 minutes ago28 min

US School Shooter's Father Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
US School Shooter's Father Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison

webfact · 34 minutes ago34 min

The father of a Georgia teenager who carried out a mass shooting at his high school has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, after a jury found him criminally liable for the attack. Colin Gray, 55, was sentenced on Thursday in Barrow County, Georgia, by Judge Nicholas Primm after being convicted in March on 27 counts, including second-degree murder. Prosecutors said Gray admitted providing the assault rifle used by his then-14-year-old son in the 2024 shooting at Apalachee High School, which l
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webfact

34 minutes ago34 min

webfact

34 minutes ago34 min

What is it with you people anyway
What is it with you people anyway

harvardgrad · 9 hours ago9 hr

Globalists made your country suck so you come to Thailand and promote globalism? ASIA WILL NEVER BECOME WOKE IN YOUR LIFETIME. You Europeans and Australians and Canadians that come to Asia and be liberal are you lacking brain cells or what? Still haven't figured out your own best interest so you tell Asia what's in their best interest? Is that why you left your country?
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harvardgrad

9 hours ago9 hr

save the frogs

7 minutes ago7 min

Is Thailand mostly boring?
Is Thailand mostly boring?

Rockyroad · 12 hours ago12 hr

Takeaway gym and travel there is nothing much to do but eat or drink. I might just work til I drop dead.
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Rockyroad

12 hours ago12 hr

liddelljohn

43 minutes ago43 min

Are Maniacs running our world? And, why?
Are Maniacs running our world? And, why?

GammaGlobulin · 3 hours ago3 hr

Dear Folks, Is it just me? Or is my perception that, increasingly, MANIACS are running our world, just might be true? Are you, no matter what your country, happy to be led by maniacs? And, why do MANIACS always seem to rise to the top? Clearly, there are reasons why they do. Here are a few thoughts why Maniacal Baboons run the rest of us baboons: The global power architecture systematically selects clinical deviants as an evolutionary necessity. This represents the optimal functioning of
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GammaGlobulin

3 hours ago3 hr

liddelljohn

45 minutes ago45 min

The Symbolism of Tom Swift: From Kitchen Sink to Leather Jacket?
The Symbolism of Tom Swift: From Kitchen Sink to Leather Jacket?

GammaGlobulin · 18 hours ago18 hr

Dear Folks, As far as I know, geniuses love symbolism, satire, and parody, not to mention dumb jokes, even if they are symbolic ones. This is why we must ask ourselves: What is behind Musk's sporting of the leather jacket for this wonderful and insightful interview. In fact, this interview is quite well done, and we must congratulate this woman, Zanny (Zany?) Minton Beddoes, for not being as dumb as most women, when it comes to all things technical and technology oriented. So, we know the
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GammaGlobulin

18 hours ago18 hr

GammaGlobulin

1 hour ago1 hr

"Migraine Care"
"Migraine Care"

John49 · 13 hours ago13 hr

We have tried Thai products Sumigran and Siagran, (allegedly containing the equivalent of 50 gram of Sumatriptan) – did not work. We have tried Replax (40 mg of Eletriptan) – no longer effective. So, back to Ergotamine tablets - these come with some side effects, but always work if taken early. We have just tried another product called “Migraine Care” (from BioCeuticals). Tablets to be taken daily and claiming to “reduce the occurrence of mild migraines” – and it really does – so far. The tabl
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John49

13 hours ago13 hr

scubascuba3

54 minutes ago54 min

Collagen
Collagen

roger101 · 5 hours ago5 hr

For some of you out there, this might be of interest. I have very thin skin and bruise very easily because I take Blood Thinners, so I started to take a Collagen supplement. A capsule a day as written. After about a year, I realised that it wasn't making much of a difference. So I went on the net to check. What they put on the canister is rubbish. To have any effect, you need to take a minimum of 5000 mg per day or 6 times what I'm taking now. It also said that at this dose it would take anywhe
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roger101

5 hours ago5 hr

jts-khorat

5 hours ago5 hr

Daily meds or supplement routines — what’s in your cabinet these days?
Daily meds or supplement routines — what’s in your cabinet these days?

atpeace · 20 hours ago20 hr

Hey everyone, As those of us in the 50+ crowd settle into life here, I’ve been curious about what routine health maintenance looks like for folks. One of the great things about living in Thailand is how accessible and affordable basic healthcare and pharmacies are compared to back home. I’m fortunate that I’m not on any daily maintenance medications at the moment—mostly just keeping a few acute things like anti-inflammatories (diclofenac pills (gel is worthless) - my miracle drug) on hand for
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atpeace

20 hours ago20 hr

jts-khorat

6 hours ago6 hr

Cataract surgery
Cataract surgery

JAG · 19 hours ago19 hr

I have had cataracts for some time, although they have until recently been little more than irritating. Over the last couple of weeks they have got much worse, more so in the left eye. I am going to need surgery, certainly on the left eye. The right eye can wait a while. My health insurer will not cover it - I am diabetic (well controlled) but they exclude it - they are frankly about as much use as an ash tray on a motorbike! Has anyone had it done recently, and can give me a guide as to the
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JAG

19 hours ago19 hr

Sheryl

8 hours ago8 hr

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