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Corruption scandal hits the brakes: Thailand’s bus industry whistleblows dirty dealings
i am most certain it would be easy enough to track down the inspector who approved that bus to prosecute him for dereliction causing deaths. But I also believe that will not be done and equally sure these bribes were shared in the office by all. Sort of like the police stopping you at a check-point and collecting money without receipts. Then after they put it all together and make it an even split among all. If they go after one, then their offices would need to close to get all new workers. The government and police would never allow that to happen. This story will disappear just like all the rest and the corruption will remain just as it did with so many other instances. -
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Huge markup on imported foods. Why?
Minimum wage of $24.10 in Australia is a joke. Singapore has no minimum wage and they do just fine as a country without that crap. -
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Bruce Springsteen's Call to Action: Endorsing Harris, Criticizing Trump
Because Social Media thought you might care is my guess. Love the photo in the avatar though -
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Huge markup on imported foods. Why?
Vegemite tastes like sheeeeet. This is coming from an Aussie who doesn't want that rubbish. -
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Chiang Mai on High Alert as Ping River Surges Beyond 5.25 Metres
Was in town last night, at 8pm the roads going past wat Fa Ham were all flooded and blocked to traffic down to Au Der Auf, Loi Krow was flooded from the river to the boxing ring. Couldn't see the night bazaar as the water was too deep. I've never seen it this bad before. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Thais love to gamble and not worry too much about consequences..however a desk audit out of the blue will certainly get their attention. -
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How do you pay?
That's not the case with most of the people in front of me in line at the register! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 5 October 2024
Fire Kills 11 Cats 5 Others Injured, Owner Shocked by Fire in Room Where 29 Cats Were Kept A fire occurred at a house in the Klong Gao Hong community on Pracha Uthit 90 Road, Thung Khru district, resulting in the tragic death of 11 cats, while many others were left injured. Five of the surviving cats have been rushed to a nearby animal hospital for treatment Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339875-fire-kills-11-cats-5-others-injured-owner-shocked-by-fire-in-room-where-29-cats-were-kept/ -
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Bangkok Streets to Undergo Significant Improvements
A beginning would be to remove at least 50% of the cars. -
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Fire Kills 11 Cats 5 Others Injured, Owner Shocked by Fire in Room Where 29 Cats Were Kept
A fire occurred at a house on October 4, in the Klong Gao Hong community on Pracha Uthit 90 Road, Thung Khru district, Bangkok, resulting in the tragic death of 11 cats, while many others were left injured. Five of the surviving cats have been rushed to a nearby animal hospital for treatment, while the rest have been given first aid by veterinarians at the scene. Police officers from Thung Khru Police Station responded to the emergency call after the fire broke out at a two-story, semi-wooden house, which was quickly engulfed by flames. Firefighters from the Thung Khru fire station arrived promptly and managed to extinguish the blaze. After controlling the fire, they began clearing the smoke to assess the damage. Upon entering the property, the rescue team was met with a heartbreaking sight. Nine cats were found dead inside the house, while many others were severely injured by the intense heat. Volunteers swiftly worked to save the surviving cats, moving them to safety and providing urgent medical attention. In total, the house owner had 29 cats, with 9 perishing in the fire, one dying later from severe injuries, and one found dead outside the home. Several cats remain unaccounted for, with 12 suffering burns. Ms. Sirisara, 53, the homeowner and cat owner, expressed her deep sorrow. “I wasn’t home at the time, but my aunt was. I rushed back as soon as I heard about the fire,” she explained. “I had around 29 cats, each in separate cages on the second floor. I’m not sure what caused the fire – whether it was a short circuit or if one of the cats chewed through the wires. I always kept a power strip plugged in, even when I turned off the fan.” Preliminary investigations have yet to determine the exact cause of the fire. Officials will conduct a thorough investigation to establish the circumstances that led to this incident. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-05 -
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Where to apply for non-immigrant 'O' visa (over-50) without drawing UK pension?
I am planning on applying for my first non imm O later this year via the evisa portal from London. Could someone clarify that the 800k equivalent (the method I will be using) is only required on the day of application? From reading the London website it appears 3 months statements are only required for the income method. Have I got that right? -
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Bruce Springsteen's Call to Action: Endorsing Harris, Criticizing Trump
Why do I give a rat's anus what he thinks or does?- 1
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If cost is zero consideration: What is the very best clinic for dental implant in CM?
I have had dental work including crowns carried out in Thailand for about 14 years the standard is as good as my home country Australia and the work carried out in the UK for the few years I worked there. The only difference being that the female dentists here are better looking. -
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Harris Lies, Americans Die. Illegal Aliens are more Important
Yeah, Trump slowed down the recovery by showing up uninvited. -
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Chiang Mai on High Alert as Ping River Surges Beyond 5.25 Metres
We gave up and went to bed at 11:30pm last night with the water only inches from our house. The sois all around us are flooded and the force of water coming down the klongs is like Niagra Falls! We're in Mae Rim, North of Chiang Mai and this is the first time this area has ever flooded in the memory that anyone here can remember. Our floods have now moved South to the City, our water levels here are receding slightly this morning but are still dangerously high. These latest floods were caused by releases of water from the Mae Tang Dam, we knew about them yesterday morning and were warned in advance, I'm not sure Chiang Mai was! If there's no more water releases for a few days, we'll be fine. If not, it's going to be a very difficult time for everyone.
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