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What to do in Bangkok this week (December 21 to 26)
Bangkok truly never disappoints with its vibrant energy and endless activities! It sounds like an exciting week ahead, especially with all the festive Christmas events to explore. Whether it’s dining at the best spots or diving into the city’s unique celebrations, there’s always something to enjoy. -
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best bus app for Bangkok?
Your frustration is completely valid—Bangkok’s public transit can feel like a labyrinth, especially with inconsistent information and a lack of a truly integrated system. It’s daunting trying to navigate a network with so many moving parts and changing schedules, especially when apps aren’t up to date or reliable. -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Russia isn't trying to invade Ukraine. It HAS invaded Ukraine and it's winning. -
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Fire Destroys Fourth Floor of Commercial Building on Sukhumvit Road
Sorry but an inspection of what and how would it prevent this fire? There were no injuries and a fire safety inspection will focus on life safety measures, such as escape routes, signage, emergency lighting and staff training. Are you really sure that every premises in the US gets a annual inspection and it is not based on a risk assessment of how high a hazard posed. If this type of building contained no flammable storage, it would be low risk and if it was just a top floor store room, any inspection would just see that the storage was tidy. This type of fire is a common occurrence worldwide, even in the US. -
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Netanyahu Praises Biden and Trump for Role in Ceasefire and Hostage Release Agreement
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu extended his gratitude to both US President-elect Donald Trump and outgoing President Joe Biden for their critical roles in securing a ceasefire-hostage release agreement. The deal marks a significant turning point in the prolonged conflict between Israel and Hamas. In separate conversations, Netanyahu thanked Trump for his pivotal efforts in facilitating the agreement. “Thank you for your help in advancing the release of the hostages and helping Israel to bring an end to the suffering of dozens of hostages and their families,” Netanyahu expressed, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office. Trump later confirmed the deal via his Truth Social account, declaring, “WE HAVE A DEAL FOR THE HOSTAGES IN THE MIDDLE EAST. THEY WILL BE RELEASED SHORTLY. THANK YOU!” Netanyahu also acknowledged Biden’s contributions, emphasizing the importance of his earlier commitment that Gaza will “NEVER again become a terrorist safe haven.” The two leaders reportedly agreed to meet soon in Washington, highlighting the continued collaboration between the US and Israel on regional stability. The announcement also marked Netanyahu’s confirmation that Israel has accepted the US and Qatari-brokered agreement. The ceasefire, set to take effect on January 19, includes the release of 33 Israeli hostages held by Hamas over a 42-day period. Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani confirmed the deal from Doha, praising the international cooperation that made the agreement possible. Details of the deal outline a six-week ceasefire phase, during which Hamas will gradually release hostages in exchange for over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Among the hostages to be freed are women, children, elderly individuals, and infirm men. Hamas has disclosed that not all 33 hostages are alive, but under the agreement, it must provide Israel with updates on their status within the first week. Trump emphasized the broader implications of the agreement, claiming that his election victory was a catalyst for the progress. “The EPIC ceasefire agreement could only have happened after I won the US presidential elections in November,” he stated, while pledging that his administration will work to ensure Gaza will no longer serve as a “terrorist safe haven.” This milestone comes after 15 months of conflict that began with a devastating Hamas attack on southern Israel. The agreement reflects a collective effort by international stakeholders, including Egypt and Qatar, to address the humanitarian crisis and create a foundation for a more stable future in the region. Based on a report by TOI | MSM 2024-01-16 -
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What is Thai dating culture like?
A modern way to connect with people is through platforms that align with today’s fast-paced digital world. It’s practical and convenient, especially if you're looking to meet someone outside traditional settings. If you're interested, you can https://www.tenderbang.com/ through platforms that cater to modern dating needs while respecting cultural nuances. Just approach it with an open mind and respect for Thai traditions!
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