Officer praised for saving a boy trapped in rushing water of a klong in Khao Khor
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 15 June 2025
UPDATE Songkhla Provincial Council Refuses to Remove ‘Golf’, Passes Responsibility to Governor File picture for reference only. The Songkhla Provincial Administrative Organisation Council (PAO Council) held a closed-door special session on 13 June, to discuss the potential removal of council member Mr Siradon Phlaidoung, known as “Sor Golf”, who represents Hat Yai District, Constituency 7. Mr Siradon is facing criminal charges and allegations of political misconduct. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1360410-son-of-prominent-mp-sparks-violence-at-songkhla-polling-station/page/2/#findComment-19872568 -
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Oi Mate, That Ain’t Your Missus — That’s Proper Rented Property, Innit.
Oh, goodie, another short story from Lewie 👍 I'm sure there's website out there to publish these short stories, Lewie would make a fortune with all his creative writing. -
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Crime Son of Prominent MP Sparks Violence at Songkhla Polling Station
UPDATE Songkhla Provincial Council Refuses to Remove ‘Golf’, Passes Responsibility to Governor File picture for reference only. The Songkhla Provincial Administrative Organisation Council (PAO Council) held a closed-door special session on 13 June, to discuss the potential removal of council member Mr Siradon Phlaidoung, known as “Sor Golf”, who represents Hat Yai District, Constituency 7. Mr Siradon is facing criminal charges and allegations of political misconduct. The meeting, chaired by council president Mr Taweesak Aranyadorn, began at 10:00 with 36 members in attendance. During the session, divided opinions emerged: one group of councillors pushed for an immediate vote to dismiss Mr Siradon, citing public pressure and damage to the council’s reputation. Another group, however, raised legal concerns, fearing future lawsuits and referenced a past ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court in Nakhon Ratchasima as a precedent. Ultimately, the council decided not to proceed with a vote on the matter, opting instead to refer the case to the Songkhla Governor for legal interpretation. The decision passed by a vote of 29 to 5 after lengthy discussions that ran from 09:49 to 12:05. Speaking after the meeting, Mr Taweesak explained that the council was concerned about potential conflicts with Article 72 of the council’s regulations, which stipulates that the accused must be given full opportunity to explain their case. There were also concerns about compliance with Article 30 of the Administrative Procedure Act B.E. 2539 (1996). Mr Taweesak confirmed that the council would act according to the Governor’s guidance once received. Vice-president of the council, Mr Worapong Prab, acknowledged that the controversy surrounding Mr Siradon had harmed the image of the council and admitted that councillors were deeply aware of public criticism. In a swift rebuttal later the same day, Songkhla Governor Mr Chotinrin Kerdsom clarified that the legal authority to remove a PAO councillor lies squarely with the council itself. He emphasised that the relevant PAO law clearly defines the responsibilities and procedures to be followed. Governor Chotinrin also addressed claims that the accused had not been given the chance to respond, stating that Article 30 of the Administrative Procedure Act allows proceedings to continue without a response if a valid reason exists. He urged the council to apply comprehensive legal judgement, not selectively interpret regulations. He added that while final rulings from courts or findings from independent agencies such as the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) could prompt removal by the governor, in the absence of such determinations, the PAO Council must act decisively and lawfully. This, he said, was essential to maintaining fairness, transparency and public trust in the accountability of local government institutions. Adapted by Asean Now from InsideThailand 2025-06-15 -
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Accident Drunk Father Crashes Motorcycle, 14-Month-Old Daughter Killed by Oncoming Pickup
The sad reality continues. -
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Is it possible to rehabilitate a bargirl back into polite society?
You clearly know the game and the evolutionary mechanisms at work. By your post you seem to be over 50 with a lot of experience. The young girls you target don't have those benefits do they. Has any girls SMV (sexual market value) been increased by sleeping with you? Or decreased? At your age you should have developed more compassion. We both know this time next year it will be different girls but the same story. -
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Planning Isaan Roadtrip…
Udon and KK i can enjoy for a week. Other places don't have much to offer.
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