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Cost of building a chicken coop (Buriram 2023)
Hi Sandboxer Did you build your chicken run? If so it would be a great help to know the cost and see pictures of it. My girlfriend is also very special, and I am thinking of doing the same thing ☺️ -
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UK Starmer’s Struggles Laid Bare in Welfare Climbdown That Shakes Labour’s Grip
This is the problem the UK and Europe face .... whenever their is an attempt to reduce the level of state spending on anything you get opposition so fierce that you are unable to make any cuts at all. You barely touch the sides. The UK in particular has to get a grip on spending, it's just completely out of control (most of it sheer waste). So instead you are going in a spiral of high taxes to fuel more spending ... which just cuts growth, and you are in a tail spin of repeat and rinse. The money spent on financing the debt is astronomical compared to those with less debt. If anything i admired the Cameron / Osbourne government for actually trying to make an attempt at cutting spending, but ultimately it was all very minor again. Eventually someone is going to have to speak seriously to the population, explain you cannot get everything, and major cuts will have to be made. -
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800k Not In the Bank Method
That's only if the agent is also obtaining the Non O Some folk enter with a Non O and have agent do extension. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 June 2025
Two Cambodian Nationals Arrested with Large Cache of Communication Devices Picture courtesy of Amatin Authorities have arrested two Cambodian nationals suspected of involvement in a Facebook page manipulation operation, which could be linked to transnational cybercrime networks. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365057-two-cambodian-nationals-arrested-with-large-cache-of-communication-devices/ -
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Crime Two Cambodian Nationals Arrested with Large Cache of Communication Devices
Picture courtesy of Amatin Authorities have arrested two Cambodian nationals suspected of involvement in a Facebook page manipulation operation, which could be linked to transnational cybercrime networks. The arrests took place near the permanent border crossing at Ban Laem in Pong Nam Ron district, Chanthaburi province. The operation was a joint effort by the Royal Thai Navy’s Marine Task Force 524, Ban Pluang Police Station and Pong Nam Ron Immigration Police. The suspects, identified as Mr. Mon Seangheng, 30 and Mr. Tam Channee, 38, were apprehended while attempting to cross the border back into Cambodia. A search of their belongings uncovered a significant number of communication devices and cash, raising suspicions of cyber-related criminal activity. Seized items included: • 125,000 baht in cash • 16 mobile phones • 1 tablet • 2 computer monitors • 1 Wi-Fi router • An additional 20 mobile phones linked to a signal booster • 12 phone chargers • 2 bank account books • 1 ATM card • 15 notebooks • 2 sets of document plans • Various documents related to social media operations Authorities confirmed that both suspects held valid Cambodian passports and had legally entered Thailand via the Klong Luek border checkpoint in Sa Kaeo province. They intended to return to Cambodia through Ban Laem when intercepted. Initial questioning revealed that the pair had been working as page creators and Facebook administrators. Their role involved artificially boosting follower and engagement metrics on Facebook pages. According to their statements, an unnamed Thai national had hired them, offering payment based on the number of “likes” and “shares” generated. They also admitted to paying two Thai citizens to open bank accounts used to receive the payments, reportedly for 4,000 baht per account. Investigators noted that the methods and equipment used bear striking similarities to those employed by call centre scams and transnational scam networks. Such groups often use social media to inflate page credibility before conducting fraudulent sales or extracting victims’ personal information, posing a growing threat to national cybersecurity and public trust. The suspects and all confiscated items are currently being held at the Makham District Customs Post in Chanthaburi for further legal proceedings. Authorities are now working to trace links to broader criminal networks and identify the Thai individual responsible for coordinating the operation. The case may signal deeper connections to international cybercrime syndicates operating in the region. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-06-28
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