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WISE want me to update details
May I ask... Here is pic of my home screen WISE. The AU left side with $120 balance is my wallet. So you don't have that layout? It was not presented to me as an option from WISE but rather a must do. -
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French Student Arrested for Explicit Social Media Content
French Student Arrested for Explicit Social Media Content A 26-year-old French student, identified as Mr. K, was arrested in Bangkok for posting explicit videos with Thai women on social media. Police raided his Chatuchak condo after investigating his activities, and uncovering electronic devices and adult toys. Mr. K admitted to filming and sharing the content, claiming it was a youthful mistake and had ceased over a year ago. However, authorities charged him under computer crime laws for distributing obscene materials and damaging Thailand’s reputation. Some women involved were reportedly unaware they were filmed or that the content was shared. Authorities urged potential victims to seek legal help. -
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Toxic air: Thailand considers work from home nationwide
I've been observing PM2.5 today to be around 250-390 for the whole morning while driving our BYD to the gym. the kids didnt even go to school today. -
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PM Paetongtarn to Assure Xi Jinping of Chinese Tourists' Safety During Thailand Visit
Neither one really cares about some random person's safety, they only care about the perception. -
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Pitbull Fatally Attacks Monk in Nonthaburi Temple
Pitbull Fatally Attacks Monk in Nonthaburi Temple A horrifying incident unfolded at a Nonthaburi temple where a pitbull fatally mauled 46-year-old monk Phra Bannadit. The monk’s lifeless body was discovered early on January 21 in his quarters, showing signs of a brutal attack, including severe head injuries and a missing wrist. The pitbull, Jord, adopted by the monk over a year ago, had shown previous aggressive tendencies. Concerned about the monk’s absence, a disciple discovered the body and alerted authorities. Police are investigating, and the monk’s body has been sent for a post-mortem. The future of the dog remains uncertain, with the temple hesitant to keep him. This marks the second fatal dog attack in Thailand this month. -
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Toxic Air Crisis in Thailand Hits 70 Provinces
Toxic Air Crisis in Thailand Hits 70 Provinces Thailand faces a severe air pollution crisis, with PM2.5 dust levels reaching hazardous levels in 70 out of 77 provinces, including Greater Bangkok. Samut Sakhon reported the highest pollution at 144.8µg/m³, far exceeding the safe threshold of 37.5µg/m³. Bangkok and nearby provinces also recorded dangerous levels, while only seven provinces, including Mae Hong Son and Krabi, had safe or moderate air quality. The smog, fueled by agricultural burning, vehicle emissions, and industrial activities, poses serious health risks. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor activities and wear masks, while critics call for stronger government action to address the crisis.
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