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Report Typhoon Wutip Wreaks Havoc in Central Vietnam, Leaving Nine Dead
That is unusually earlyvinto the year for a typhoon to hit Central Vietnam. Awful. -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
When you have a VPN and set it to US, you will have access to the free movie-streaming site TUBI < https://tubitv.com/ >. That's the largest US movie-streaming site and it is completely free of annoying ads. They have a truly gigantic collection of movies. As usual +95% are very old flicks or worthless B, C or rest of alphabet exploitation. But their collection is so big, that you will easily find many good and worthwhile movies there too. It's often a matter of finding them as their search-engine is not very good and when searching on Director or Actor, the engine won't get you all of the movies that they have related to your search. But if you know the title (or a keyword of the title) for sure you will find it if it is in their collection. Note again that TUBI content is not available in Thailand, but when you have a VPN and set it to UnitedStates, you will have access to full content. -
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Kennedy Ousts CDC Advisory Panel in Controversial Shakeup
They are not back with a vengeance they never went anywhere..most Polio is now vaccine induced. -
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I take care family. Are bargirls really good mothers?
Thailand, a significant percentage of children are raised by their grandparents, either in three-generation households or in skipped-generation households where the parents are absent. Approximately 31.8% of Thai children live with the elderly, with 27.8% in three-generation families and about 4% in skipped-generation families. This phenomenon is partly due to parents migrating for work in urban areas, leaving children behind with their grandparents. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Three-generation households: A substantial portion of Thai children live with both their parents and grandparents, forming a three-generation family structure. Skipped-generation households: A notable number of children live solely with their grandparents, as their parents have moved away for work or other reasons So it appears that only 4% are in skipped generation families not 35%. I often have coffee and breakfast opposite a primary school. Looks like most of the kids are brought to school by younger people who are obviously not grandparents. Maybe the numbers are higher in Issan?
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