Deez

On 5/20/2025 at 5:35 AM, jacko45k said:

chew gun

Chewing guns is bad ass.

No doubt he had a gun in the vehicle as well.

Your not in Canada anymore, Dufus.

Excellent news!

Thought she was leaving if , Trump won?

$20,000 bail for murder?  

19 hours ago, Highball said:

The cops should randomly pull taxis over and check for weapons.

 

Very common knowledge drivers carry all sorts of weapons. Iron bars come quickly to mind.

 

Don't ask why all these incidents involve taxis and not Grab vehicles 😳😉

Asking Thai police to be proactive is wishful thinking.

On 1/8/2025 at 5:20 AM, webfact said:

File photo courtesy: Stefanos Fotiou via ESCAP

 

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has stepped up the battle against Thailand's air pollution crisis, with PM2.5 fine particulate matter levels reaching hazardous levels. Following a decisive cabinet meeting, she has prolonged the directive to engage various ministries to anchor efforts in achieving lower pollution levels than last year.

 

After the meeting, Ms. Paetongtarn addressed the press at Government House, highlighting the concerning rise in dust levels across provinces, as evidenced by satellite images revealing more heat spots. The priority, she said, was clear-cut measures implemented by both relevant governmental bodies and sugarcane farmers, who are often responsible for agricultural burning.

 

Last year’s dust pollution, largely attributed to 70% of agricultural burning, has seen a commendable reduction to 30-35% this year. This achievement follows initiatives spearheaded by the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, persuading farmers to adopt less harmful burning practices.

 

Further sharpening the focus, the Prime Minister has tasked the cabinet with better control of gas emissions while urging the Transport Ministry to intensify scrutiny over large vehicles emitting excessive fumes. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Interior is to mobilise the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) and local administrative bodies to tackle air quality issues vigorously.

 

In an era of heightened public sensitivity to pollution, Ms. Paetongtarn assured comprehensive governmental collaboration across all sectors. With implemented and ongoing measures, she expressed optimism for a marked reduction in pollution levels compared to last year.

 

The urgency of the situation was starkly illustrated on Tuesday morning when Bangkok experienced "red" hazardous PM2.5 levels. The Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) reported average PM2.5 concentrations of 88.6 microgrammes per cubic metre in Bangkok over 24 hours—more than double the government-set safe threshold of 37.5 µg/m³. Alarming levels were recorded across all 50 districts, hitting 96.7 µg/m³ in Bang Kho Laem.

 

Neighbouring provinces such as Nonthaburi, Samut Prakan, Samut Sakhon, and Pathum Thani also faced severe pollution, with levels hitting 83.6, 80.9, 79.5, and 79.1 µg/m³ respectively. The Pollution Control Department forecasted that PM2.5 levels would continue to rise throughout Greater Bangkok from Wednesday to Friday.

 

With these steps and increased vigilance, the Thai government looks to assuage this rampant environmental issue, promising a clearer and healthier path ahead for its residents. The initiatives underscore a national commitment to not only tackle present air quality challenges but also lay a foundation for sustainable environmental stewardship in the future, reported Bangkok Post.

 

-- 2025-01-08

 

 

Another lackey demanding action with no plan for fire starters. 

On 1/7/2025 at 6:38 PM, Terrance8812 said:

After watching this video you get the impression that the 20,000,000 to 30,000,000 mainland Chinese tourists that come here every year are no longer coming for just short stays, but are looking to eventually set themselves up here and immigrate permanently. 

 

Do you think places like Chiang Mai in the north of Thailand will eventually become overrun with mainland Chinese residents, some of whom might become involved in illegal business and other similar activities?
 

And will they eventually start to disrupt the peaceful way of life in the north if they do start building larger Chinese communities in Thailand in order to cater to their own culture and lifestyles rather than integrating into the local way of life?

https://youtu.be/oIDsvIQ0UvM

Already overrun, here. Our Moobahn is now about 30% Chinese. Lots of families with kids.  

This a low paying, crap job. If you want better employees, pay a better wage.

Should be in jail, but unlikely to even lose job.

3 hours ago, Rimmer said:

Do these people even know who the worlds polluters are? I doubt it and Its certainly not UK:

 

But sadly, The UK is one of the places they can get away with these disruptions. China would arrest them and let them rot in jail.

Avoid Air Asia. Pay a little extra if necessary.

Do we really have to play this game again? She will face very few inconveniences on her return. Same as her brother.

He won't get much compensation here. Medical costs and a , wai. 10-15Millon baht  if happened in US 

Paying off the Supreme Court will be more expensive.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

"authorities working tirelessly to piece together the details of this shocking incident."

 

Nice of them to add a little humor to the story.

Is that supposed to be good news?

6 hours ago, nauseus said:

 

 

How are rate cuts supposed to support the dollar? Why does K Bank reckon that Trump will spend more than the Dems?

 

Hopeless analysis. 

They will try anything to make a Trump win look negative for everyone.

And the hypocrites want to open a casino? Got it