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  1. Neighbours from HELL. NONE of them took action while the poor woman was beaten to death. All alone she had to endure and they waited for her to fall silent before eventually calling the Police. Already dead one hour before they arrived... oh my gosh!!!! Shame on all.
  2. I am a long term thai resident and from experience the smog is unbearable for a couple of months a year. That's mostly from end January till mid April. Some people escape to the South during these months. Others can't. Although I like Chiang Mai I would not want to live there and shorten my life by a couple of years. According to data: Chiang Mai has experienced varying numbers of days with PM2.5 air pollution exceeding safety standards over the past three years: 2023 101 days with PM2.5 levels surpassing the safety threshold. This period was marked by approximately 13,000 hotspots and 1,760 square kilometres of burned areas, leading to around 35,000 cases of respiratory illness. 2024 80 days of PM2.5 pollution above safe levels, indicating a reduction from the previous year. This improvement is attributed to enhanced preventive measures and increased public awareness. 2025 (as of March 31) 37 days with PM2.5 levels exceeding safety standards since January 1. Notably, the onset of the haze season was delayed to mid-March, and overall air quality has shown significant improvement compared to previous years.
  3. Just open a 2nd saving account at the same bank. Easy.
  4. "...A stern reminder of liabilities within the construction industry..." oh yes, and all those dead and injured, time and again.. on the Rama 2 tollway project? Have they been called to be liable? A long time since those responsible should have been jailed. It would be interesting to see how many dead workers 🇮🇹 🇹🇭 has under its belt since it started operations decades ago. 🤔 And how many officials have been entertained by Premchai in his own(ned) Poseidon on Ratchada, especially on those floors not accessible...?
  5. Once out of the country I hope she carries on giving those Thai language courses online. Internet has no barriers.
  6. That was not a smart move by Uncle Tony. And definitely not respectful to the Muslim community. Hope it's just an honest mistake without thinking 🤔 Although everyone knows Muslim do not eat pork. He apologised. If it was sincere then the Muslim community should forgive him. Peace and respect to all from all religions!
  7. From the article: The BMA has proactively reached out to 11,000 private proprietors, urging them to follow through—112 have completed these checks so far.
  8. From the article: The BMA has proactively reached out to 11,000 private proprietors, urging them to follow through—112 have completed these checks so far.
  9. AI. It's such poor writing. Enhancing, Tantalising peek into the road ahead... Almost all articles from the Tiger and Asean now are written in such a horrible style
  10. Aseannow... could you please just write in a normal style? The local community is on edge... bla bla. It seems all of your articles have this kind of language. Its just such poor writing skills.
  11. Do you really think the western world eats grass??? 🐃 🐃🐃
  12. Like usual. When nothing to gain financially they often don't act. Rotten to the core
  13. The main contractor should be held responsible. But of course money talks and life of workers is even cheaper than chips... RIP to those poor souls who have no voice and need to work under those unsafe conditions. Really sad that no responsibility is taken. If 132 death is a true figure, what a scandal, what a shame that should be. But nothing really serious happens. In any western country the company/owners/chairman would already be slapped with hundreds of millions of dollars in fines, a stop of the project till ALL safety measures are met, and most probably in jail for many years for manslaughter. Sad situation 😢
  14. The main contractor should be held responsible. But of course money talks and life of workers is even cheaper than chips... RIP to those poor souls who have no voice and need to work under those unsafe conditions. Really sad that no responsibility is taken. If 132 death is a true figure, what a scandal, what a shame that should be. But nothing really serious happens. In any western country the owners/chairman would already be slapped with millions of dollars in fines, a stop of the project till ALL safety measures are met, and most probably in jail for many years for manslaughter.
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