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hotchilli
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Backpackers, sex tourists and cheap Charlies won't listen.
Quality tourists largely don't come here.
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1 hour ago, JimHuaHin said:
No, Thai Ministers and officials are more powerful than Mother Nature.
You'd think after the Indian Ocean Tsunami of 2004 it would have taught them to be more wise.
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Shark.. sounds more like a great white... damn she was tough.
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Close the factory down... Jail the owners.
Time to get serious.
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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:Village headman Saewang Buransuk acknowledged the positive impact of the elderly woman’s work. He mentioned that the community leaders appreciate Grandma Jiw’s efforts to plant flowers by the roadside, making the area more attractive, reported Sanook.
“We are concerned for her safety and have advised her to stay away from the road. We will place reflective cones during her watering times to ensure her safety.”
But offer no other help?
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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
It is expected that the couple will be able to return to their home within three days, provided they maintain cleanliness to prevent further beetle infestations
The root cause...
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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:Mr. Wachirawit explained he was fascinated by the new lighting in the tunnel and wanted a video of him performing the stunt amidst the lights. He knew that motorbikes were not allowed in the tunnel, but he chose to ignore the rules to get the desired footage.
His friend filmed the stunt, according to Mr. Wachirawit. He was surprised when the video went viral and wasn't sure how it got shared beyond his close friends
Friends shared too much...
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If the Op photo is correct two players stand-out as non-Thai nationals?
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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
The Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, Pol Gen Patcharawat Wongsuwan, has reassured residents of Koh Samui that they are safe despite the island experiencing three minor earthquakes recently.
Does he have a crystal ball?
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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
To protect its natural habitat, the number of visitors has been limited to 1,000 per day.
To control the crowd, the park office has reserved 700 spaces for on-the-spot tourists and 300 for those who book beforehand using an app. The staff is working to possibly increase this quota, based on the training of extra guides and staff for an eco-friendly tour experience.
Limited to 1,000 but will increase once the money starts rolling in...
Priority given to tourists who will no doubt be paying more than locals.
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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:“I want my nephew’s life back. I raised him since he was a baby. He worked hard, collecting rubber scraps and washing dishes to earn 10 to 20 baht, which he would spend on sweets and drinks for his mother. He didn’t even have a bicycle. His life was full of hardships and sorrow. It’s heartbreaking that his life ended because of these ruthless youths.”
Better luck in your next life young fella... RiP
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11 minutes ago, thesetat said:Their committee that was set up to capture and relocate those monkeys seems to have stopped. One article in the news about 2 months ago hailing this and the capture between 20 to 30 monkeys. But then nothing. One would think it would not be difficult to capture more quickly given the monkeys dependence on food from the temple and in the city.
I guess it all started with locals feeding the monkeys then selling food to tourists to do the same..
now it's out of hand.
I visited a temple in Hua Hin two years ago, around the the temple grounds is a ramshackle market with vendors selling souvenirs for the tourists, every stall had fruit for sale to feed the temple monkeys.... seen as an added attraction.
That's if you like being stalked by a monkey seeing what you're carrying with you, a bag will attract them like a magnet.
Never mind zig-zagging your route to evade the scat every where...
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35 minutes ago, Geoffggi said:There needs to be a serious culling in Lopburi ...........
Starting with the officials who seem reluctant to deal properly with this monkey business.
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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
In his opinion, to get attracted from the midstream industry, the government must improve infrastructure, develop a skilled workforce, and ensure enough provision of clean energy.
So basically it's screwed?
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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
Thailand's export industry, which accounted for more than half the country's GDP in 2020, is threatened due to emerging technologies and direct competition with Vietnam. In high-tech product exports, Vietnam leads as a top player in the electronics sector due to a global recovery in demand for technology like computers, semiconductors, and smartphones.
While Thailand plays political games.
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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:The government aims to move past political differences, he added.
You mean it's still trying to paper over the cracks after last years stolen election from the people who voted for Pita and the MFP party.
The elites colluded with EC and CC to make sure Pita didn't have a chance, backed by the rigged senate to make sure MFP didn't get into government.
PTP then did the unthinkable and joined hands with their sworn enemy the military army to secure enough seats to get into government.
The last year has been nothing but a shambles,
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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
Wissanu brings a wealth of experience, having served as a deputy prime minister in charge of legal affairs under the administration of Prayut Chan-o-cha after the 2014 coup. From 2002 to 2006, he was also a deputy prime minister under Thaksin Shinawatra, and he served as the Cabinet secretary-general from 1993 to 2002.
Hiring the big guns to save his arse.
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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
He said, "If the law allows it, I must become a prime ministerial candidate,
The "law" in Thailand is a fickle thing.
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8 hours ago, Gottfrid said:
Another one that adds to the reputation of foreigners in Thailand. Throw him out.
Another quality Pattaya tourist strikes again...
Soon there will be up to or even over 50 million of them in the country at any one time...
Will Thailands finest RTP be able to manage the dregs of western society coming over here to party en-masse?
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49 minutes ago, Peterphuket said:And above all: NO comparable quality.
French wines remain superior to what the Thais think they can make.They can't make decent beer either... and that's down to eliminating competition
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2 hours ago, digger70 said:
Yea for sure, he may die before it's all sorted in the courts.
We live in hope
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4 hours ago, webfact said:
Reporters managed to contact the van’s owner, who reported that the driver had surrendered to the Patong Police Station, along with the slingshot and glass marbles used in the assault.
Nutters everywhere.
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3 hours ago, webfact said:
The Songkhla Tourism Association is calling for government intervention to boost tourism by constructing a cruise ship terminal and introducing direct flights from Chinese cities to Hat Yai.
Sounds great until the hoards arrive.
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Thai Monk Nabbed Shoplifting Beer from Isaan Grocery Stores
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A twist on giving alms, help oneself.