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Trump Plans new Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China
They won't pay import tariffs on domestically produced goods. Hence that's what American people will buy more of, and the American economy will flourish, allowing for lower taxes, lower prices and better services. -
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Two Foreigners Dead, Two Injured in Fiery Crash in Phrae
A car crash in Phrae Province on the evening of November 26 left two people dead and two injured after their car overturned and caught fire. The incident occurred on a sharp curve near Ban Mae Ram in Huai Rai Subdistrict, Den Chai District. A Toyota Land Cruiser, license plate from Bangkok, veered off the road and plunged into a ravine, bursting into flames. Rescue teams from Den Chai Ruam Boon, local police, and fire trucks from the Huai Rai Subdistrict Administrative Organisation were dispatched to extinguish the flames. Eyewitnesses reported hearing the sound of the vehicle overturning, followed by two explosions, believed to be caused by the gas system in the vehicle. The car was quickly engulfed in flames. Nearby residents managed to pull four passengers from the burning wreckage, but two had already succumbed to their injuries. The other two were rushed to Somdet Phra Yupparat Den Chai Hospital for emergency treatment. Preliminary investigations revealed that all four occupants of the vehicle were foreign nationals, one Indian and three Pakistanis. They were reportedly traveling to Nan Province on business when the accident occurred. Authorities suspect that wet and slippery road conditions from earlier rainfall may have contributed to the crash. The exact cause is under investigation. The bodies of the two deceased have been sent to Somdet Phra Yupparat Den Chai Hospital for autopsy. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-27 -
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A new way to turn right at the intersection, Thai style?
"Ok - so most drivers on the roads here are perfectly decent". What???????????????????????- 1
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Trump Plans new Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China
I think it has a lot to do with protected cartels, one in particular. -
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Police Chief Targets Dr. Bun, Reckless Events, and Arrogant Foreigners
The meeting was over 50 years ago? Long time for someone to be National Police Chief. -
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Trump Plans new Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China
They've had trump for 4 years already, they were better off then than Biden. So your post is nonsense -
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10 Reasons Why Expats in Thailand Should Have Comprehensive Health Insurance
Well said, and thanks for your advice ref the living will. -
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Trump Plans new Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China
TH's auto industry is a fine example of tariffs working. Auto makers from JP's 'Made in TH' production thrived, selling locally, and exporting, building large factories & local workforce. Now that 'free trade' EVs from CH have flooded the market, and the tax break the manufactures are getting IF they set up manufacturing in TH, is killing the JP badged auto makers here, slowing production, to stopping production, to closing factories. ICEV sales slumping, EV sale increasing on a down market ... nuff said China knows it's short lived, so the big boys will produce in TH, as tariffs will be reinstated. Good for the local workforce, and good for the consumers, as you see the prices of cars have dropped, or at least, not increased. Tariffs work for protectionism of local products & workforce. Although, as USA proves, a country that can't or won't complete, as consumers are too stupid to realize the substandard crap being pushed on them at silly prices for locally produced vehicles, suffer due to their ignorance and MSM propaganda. The bad side of tariffs, for an ignorant populous of a country full of itself, and still selling 'best in the world' to the idiots that believe the propaganda. Som nam na
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