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German Tourists Hit by Songthaew While Using Zebra Crossing in Khao Lak
No, it does not. The video in this thread shows the camera car stopped in the right lane and the songthaew that hit them in the lane to that car's left. -
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No One Is Above the Law, Part 1, Letitia James Edition
Is Trump a Russian agent? Did he have backhand communications with alpha Bank? Is the steel dossier a lie? -
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Phi Phi Islands Reopen for Diving: A Dive into Conservation and Recovery
Pictures courtesy of Naewna Tourists are now welcome to explore the stunning waters of the Phi Phi Islands once again, but with a purpose—protecting this tropical paradise. After a one-year closure due to severe coral bleaching, snorkelling and scuba diving have resumed at ten designated sites within the renowned Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park in Krabi. Sangseelee Chongthong, head of the national park, announced this uplifting development, citing significant signs of coral reef recovery. "The coral is healing well, and surveys indicate the marine ecosystem is rebounding. We’ve decided to lift the restrictions imposed last year and reopen the approved diving and snorkelling zones," he said. The initial ban, instated through official orders on May 13 and June 22, 2024, aimed to give the delicate coral ecosystems a chance to regenerate. Encouraged by the visible recovery, authorities have now revoked these bans, welcoming tourists back to several popular sites. Reopened areas include the northern and eastern sides of Koh Kai, northern Koh Poda near Matang Ming, Ao Pu Ya of Koh Poda, Koh Daeng, Ao Railay, Koh Yawasum, Ao Loh Ba Gao, the northern side of Viking Cave, and the waters in front of Ao Pileh. Nevertheless, the western side of Koh Kai (Ao Khang Khao) remains closed to better protect the more fragile coral beds there. Park officials have issued a strong appeal to visitors, tour operators, and boat captains to adhere strictly to marine conservation rules. Key regulations include prohibitions on littering, disposing of food waste in the sea, anchoring on coral reefs, and touching marine life and corals. "We’re counting on everyone to respect the rules," Sangseelee cautioned. "Coral takes years to recover, but only seconds to destroy." The reopening represents a significant boost for the local tourism industry, which heavily relies on Phi Phi Islands’ global reputation as a divers’ paradise. However, it underscores a collective responsibility. Officials stress that while this renewed access offers a chance to enjoy the islands' beauty, it is essential to act with ecological sensitivity. With responsible behaviour and environmental awareness, tourists can enjoy the breathtaking underwater landscapes of Phi Phi, ensuring this natural wonder continues to thrive for future generations, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-04-17 -
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Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
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Did we have the best of it ? Is Britain Lost ?
The op was comparing the UK now to the UK of 40 years ago. Not to Thailand now. I agree Thailand is better. And he was talking about the UK in general not your life in the UK. Any of these groups: on benefits, on minimum wage, skilled blue collar, skilled graduate, the UK of 2025 is better than the UK of 1985. -
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No One Is Above the Law, Part 1, Letitia James Edition
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