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All govt employees get a pension. Also free health and dental. Govt. sector teachers get around the 12-13k per month upon forced retirement at the age of 60. The OP is not about the private sector.

Well the article states 15 hours a week. Maybe for you this is a FEW but for anyone that had more than a FEW hours of education a week a FEW is not 15. As for 15 hrs a week this is on the lower side of average.

Pension????? As for 30k p/m that would be someone who has been teaching for many years. Upper admin >60k. Govt. sector.

Wow! You seem to know an awful lot. How much is a teacher's pension then? Early retirement? Are you sure? Cheap loans? These are available to all government employees. School holidays? Teaching is a job that requires a lot of mental energy. Holidays are necessary not just for students but also teachers. Once again a teacher basher that has absolutelty no clue. Teaching is one of those underpaid, overworked and underappreciated professions slagged upon by those who have absolutely no idea of what they're talking about.

Are you a teacher in a Thai school? How many Thai teachers do you know? Maybe you just like to generalize?

Poor writing (or no writing at all: Thanks Chat GTP) "The Check Dust application, utilising cutting-edge satellite technology and AI, revealed a disturbing reality with PM 2.5 concentrations reaching hazardous levels in several provinces, posing severe health risks to the populace." You see stuff like "... revealed a disturbing reality" you know it's Chat GTP. Just lazy psuedo journalism. Only thing sats have to do with it is GPS location of the ground units collecting the air quality samples.

I've just been to Chiang Mai and someone told me to enjoy the view of the mountains because coming soon you won't be able to see them. Sadly the worst is yet to come.

Bangkok has consistently had high pm 2.5 for the last 3 months. It's rare to see a blue sky and the sun. Basically the sky is brown on a daily basis.

Let me draw your attention to the map provided and "the realities of pm25" focusing on Bangkok. Above map and below that today. https://www.iqair.com/air-quality-map

Legalize everything with networks put in place to assist addicts. This of course will not happen as some very high up people would lose a very profitable income stream.

Absolutely correct although the world really has soooooo much great food to offer. This is one of my favourites in Thailand. Kai mot daeng. Red ant's eggs salad.

They are nice (pancake definition?) but I think rotis are the most popular "pancake" in Thailand. Muslim/Indian origin.

The whole covid/inflation period in this time in the World's history has been an absolute travesty to the majority of the population and an absolute gold mine to a very, very, very small % of the World's population. For the last 4 yrs we have been witnessing a crime against humanity.

Very little indeed. I wonder how many non-Thais actually got a reduction in pay. I also wonder how profits are going for the super rich. Very nicely I would think.

Eventually a straw will break the camel's back. Maybe this will be the one maybe not. The paradox is the harder they push the more likely the will of the people will be realized be it peacefully or otherwise.

And what about everybody else who isn't in the dust free room in the hospital AKA basically the entire population. To be bragging about this just demonstrates the complete lack of grey matter between these empty headed idiot's ears. 2.5 161 where I am a couple of days ago. BMR. "....safeguarding vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children, pregnant women, and those with chronic conditions like asthma and heart disease." This number would be in the millions. Like putting a bandaid on a hemorrhage.

People have severe asthma attacks everyday and many die. Pollution levels in Thailand will be adding to the number I'm sure.

Pity they weren't focussing on this instead of Omicron. The sad truth is Thais are not exactly tidy people and this will continue.

Discraceful "headline". Oddly enough this Thaiger article does not appear to be chat gtp. Food for thought: Activist hospitalised after 11-day hunger strike

Why delete it? Two great democracies in Asia have a meet. Nothing wrong with that.

No! This is not a 21 day holiday with 28 deadly days. It will be the same as every year.

Soft coup. Only way to change to system now is to overthrow it. Paradoxically this Contitutional Court ruling may lead to what they say they are trying to stop and what they accuse the MFP of doing. Of course MFP only wanted to modify 112 not overthrow the constitutional monarchy.

Alas the majority of voters voted for the party that has the majority of seats, however, Thailand is a dictatorship by a minority elite and the will of the people through a democratic process will never come to fruition as long as the ruling elite maintain the power of the Senate and the courts. One cannot truly use the term democracy in reference to Thailand. Bit like the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Anything but a democracy.

Elected? Yes. Corrupt? Yes. Saying he should be behind bars is not "politically fueled hatred." It was his sentence. Imprisonment. A sentence which has not and will not be carried out. Not one day in a prison cell to which he was sentenced. As for Prayut and the rest of the dinasaurs I could really, really, really sprout some "politically fueled hatred." As for just punishment let's not forget where we are. The just in just punishment stands for justice. TIT. Many as we know are above this. Untouchable.

Pure and utter deflection. He should be in a jail cell a place he never was and never will be.