Lee65

We aren't allowed to talk about that

The single easiest, most immediately attainable and effective action the Thai police could do for the mental health of Thai people is get these damned noisy motorcycles off the roads. DO SOMETHING Thai police! Just DO IT!

Direct answer first: In Thailand, the most effective and humane way to manage stray dogs is through mass spay/neuter programs, often implemented as CNVR (Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return). Local NGOs and humane organizations run clinics and mobile units that sterilize stray dogs and vaccinate them, returning them to their original areas. Access typically involves contacting reputable organizations or local municipal programs to arrange assistance for free-roaming dogs in need. What to do next Identify reputable organizations operating in your area In many regions, CNVR-style efforts are led by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) with mobile clinics, sometimes in collaboration with city authorities. Look for established groups with a track record, transparent reporting, and vaccination data. How to request help for stray dogs Contact CNVR programs or animal welfare NGOs to request sterilization for free-roaming dogs, prioritizing females in heat or pregnant animals when possible. If you’re in Bangkok, Phuket, or other major cities, larger programs often have ongoing operations and can direct you to the nearest mobile clinic or partner clinic. For rural or provincial areas, local humane societies or municipal animal control offices may coordinate CNVR outreach or can connect you with a veterinary team. What to provide when requesting sterilization Location and approximate number of dogs needing help Any observed health concerns or injuries Accessibility details for mobile clinics (roads, gates, security) Contact information for follow-up and pickup if needed Costs and eligibility Some programs offer free services; others may charge a small fee or rely on donations. In some NGO cases, documentation or proof of residence isn’t required, but programs vary. Key organizations and concepts to explore CNVR programs, which are widely regarded as the most ethical and effective approach to stray dog populations in Thailand and elsewhere Local animal welfare NGOs and shelters that run spay/neuter clinics or mobile units Community outreach efforts that combine sterilization with vaccination and humane education Safety and ethical considerations Ensure any program you engage adheres to animal welfare standards, provides anesthesia and pain management, and uses sterile surgical practices Confirm post-operative care guidance for any dogs released back into the community If you’d like, share your region in Thailand (city or province) and I can tailor a few specific organization contacts and steps for arranging CNVR in your area.soidog+2 https://www.soidog.org/content/spay-neuter-and-vaccination-cnvr https://support.soidog.org/content/request-sterilisation https://www.wfft.org/projects/dog-and-cat-spay-clinic/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Bangkok/comments/16wr89d/where_have_all_the_stray_dogs_gone/ https://www.happydoggo.com/our-work https://tmtrd.org/blog/dog-rescue-thailand-help/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/k9aidstreetdogsaroundtheworld/posts/9468178289959792/ https://www.happydoggo.com https://www.reddit.com/r/Thailand/comments/1iw4t1i/how_to_help_animals_specially_catsdogs_in_thailand/ https://www.vetvanthailand.com From Perplexity.ai

Can you say why if we don't know what you mean?

"Officers"

NEWS FLASH: People for the most part - especially the rich, powerful & privileged - are disgusting, and most of our institutions are rotten to the core. Next ...

Central Chonburi seems packed with shoppers and a good vibe the few times I've been recently. Malls may have to rejig their thing to survive. For example, eating out beats sitting at home trying to enjoy the cold Quarter Pounder that rode around for 25 minutes on the back of a Shopee bike before it was delivered. Some malls may up their focus on foreign tourists for whom shopping online can be difficult.

Over-packaging (cardboard boxes, bubble wrap) and the further ecological disaster that is delivering small, individual items to (idiot) consumers will bring the online delivery juggernaut crashing thankfully to the ground. I know this will be argued but, trust me, I am way TF smarter than you.

Maybe common sense will somehow prevail. A medium-speed rail line with more stations would be more useful and at less cost for this short line.

Yet the headline is: Thailand’s E-Commerce Surpasses Traditional Retail Sales

Where in the body of the story is support for its headline?

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One thing we can all probably agree upon (if not, look it up): Don't take aspirin and ibuprofen at the same time.

Amen.

Yes, I have noticed this. I attribute it to Thai arrogance, & ignorance of other cultures. "Thais know best" combined with "you must be stupid because you can't speak Thai" or "you do things differently". I don't see it as intentional or malicious.

Uh oh. Sounds like the banks need want to close more ATMs and bank branches.

Are you serious? You MUST be working for Shopee. A human-bot perhaps

Of course! See an old, 'rich', farang doddering down the street, face glued to his phone. Who better to target? Could clean out his bank account in minutes as he's the banks' security guard at this point. Leave your mobile bank apps at home. (And don't let anyone threaten you at home either.) Better, have access on your mobile only to money you are willing to lose. Go back to using bank cards - preferably credit cards, which have consumer protection.

Because we're human

Why not bash Jews along with everyone else? Are Jews special?

1 - 3% of the Thai meals I am served are good. And the next 3 times I try them they aren't.

Just gonna say it: I HATE shopping at both Shopee and Lazada. It's tedious, demeaning, humiliating. Lazada was GREAT before the damned Chinese bought it and ruined it (and then the Thais added their characteristic magic).

Predictably, Shopee Food's discounts suck again - at least the one's shown me. YMMV. Surveillance pricing can go f()ck itself. Just shop less and buy ever less sh!t. (And it's environmentally friendly )

Lol. Made my morning

Seems most altercations occur in the early hours. Stay off the streets of Pattaya between 0000 and 0400 and you'll avoid most of the problems.