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I love Khao soi, it's just too bad that so many places make <deleted> renditions of it. I'm sure that real Khao soi cooked over a wood fire in the middle of winter would be sublime.

What a scumbag, willing to let his own son take a fall for him. POS

What a terrible situation. However given her age, the duress she is under and potential age related dementia it would be silly to just accept her story as verbatim. She may believe exactly what she is stating but it could be a delusion. I hope someone can look after her, poor thing.

I guess an autopsy is a step too far. Luckily the RTP are issued with crystal balls in order to solve these difficult cases.

Let the children's fathers reap vengeance on thr maggot

I must admit that I would be peeved as well. They need to compensate her for her insurance claim costs and as a goodwill gesture. A replacement vehicle until hers is repaired seems reasonable. She can always total it just before she returns it after picking her repaired vehicle back up, so that the car company shares her pain.

What a Joke, what more needs to be said.

Acting more like a turnip than a swede. Hopefully he is held to account for assaulting his BF and associate.

Long live juntocracy, the democratic new normal.

Tie him to the back of the police vehicle and drag him back.

I wonder if he used click bait to attract his fish

Hopefully dashcam footage will be available in order to determine who cut which corner. The truth is easily lost or swept aside when one driver is dead. It isn't hard to see some pretty poor driving practices on that hill, especially if it's raining or dark.

When you have a culture where ignoring laws is a daily occurance what should be the expected outcome? This isn't a problem with just the RTP not enforcing laws, it is a problem with every Thai routinely ignoring laws. Keep breaking small laws leads to eventual big law flouting as well and the ramifications when it all goes pitong, such as the fire. The RTP are a part of the problem, but the Thai citizens are the biggest portion of the problem. Thr only way to turn the phenomenon of Thais ignoring laws around is to act in a draconian manner until Thais realise the consequences and start proactively self governing their own behaviour. If they want a model that works then they should turn to the Singaporean model of law and order, where fines, floggings, jail or the death sentance are all used to deter criminality. It might seem to be too big brotherish but it works a treat.

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