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Frenchman loses 6,000 euros to foreign sex worker in Phuket
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MAGA civil war as Elon Musk and Vivek clash with hard right on key immigration issue
As I stated in the post detailing what is purportedly going down: 'This is from my X feed. You will have to judge for yourselves as to the credibility/veracity of this description of what may be going down.' This is what you have to make a judgement on: 'Okay since the H1B visa and country caps and the tech sector and India an Indians are all a hot topic right now, I would like to address this as someone who has worked behind the scenes in H1B consultancies in the tech sector and explain EXACTLY why I’m against removing country caps,' Is he an industry insider or is he posting dishonestly with a political agenda or is he someone just making it up to stimulate profitable engagement etc? Try first reading what someone has written before commenting on it. -
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Red Wall MPs Urge Starmer to Take Stronger Stance on Immigration to Secure Seats
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 December 2024
Anutin Launches Road Safety Campaign for New Year Holidays by Naark Rojanasuvan The Center for the Prevention and Reduction of Road Accidents has been launched to enhance road safety during the 2024 New Year holiday season. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347355-anutin-launches-road-safety-campaign-for-new-year-holidays/ -
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Anutin Launches Road Safety Campaign for New Year Holidays
by Naark Rojanasuvan The Center for the Prevention and Reduction of Road Accidents has been launched to enhance road safety during the 2024 New Year holiday season. Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul inaugurated the center, emphasizing the collaborative effort among multiple ministries, private organizations, and provincial authorities. This year, the traditional "seven dangerous days" road safety campaign has been extended to "ten dangerous days," running through January 5th. Authorities are urging the public to follow safety guidelines, including avoiding driving under the influence, taking regular breaks on long trips, and refraining from driving while fatigued. Law enforcement agencies have been instructed to strictly enforce traffic laws to promote responsible behavior among road users. The Ministry of Public Health is preparing emergency medical teams, surgical units, and trauma response capabilities to ensure swift assistance for accident victims. These measures aim to minimize fatalities during the peak travel period, with collaboration among all stakeholders critical to the campaign’s success. Addressing public concerns over bus safety following recent incidents, Anutin attributed these cases to legal violations and negligence. He outlined accountability measures under the Land Traffic Transport Act, targeting drivers, vehicle owners, and transport companies to ensure strict adherence to safety standards. The government remains committed to reducing road accidents and fatalities through public education, rigorous law enforcement, and enhanced emergency response readiness. These efforts are designed to ensure safer travel for all during the holiday season. Source: National News Bureau of Thailand -- 2024-12-28 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 December 2024
Man Seriously Injured After Jumping from Moving Car at 120 km/h in Ratchaburi A shocking incident occurred in Ratchaburi when a man jumped from a moving car travelling at nearly 120 km/h, only to be struck by a van moments later. The entire event was captured on dash-cam footage, which has since gone viral on social media Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1347354-man-seriously-injured-after-jumping-from-moving-car-at-120-kmh-in-ratchaburi/
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