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as always, easy to blame somebody else, easy to blame the west or the USA for Russia's mistakes, lawless country ‘New Cold War threatens to heat up’ ‘New Cold War threatens to heat up’ -
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Woman dies in Nakhon Phanom crash while rushing to sick child By Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of KhaoSod A tragic accident claimed the life of a woman on a motorcycle who was rushing to visit her sick child in a hospital in Nakhon Phanom. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1345532-woman-dies-in-nakhon-phanom-crash-while-rushing-to-sick-child/ -
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Woman dies in Nakhon Phanom crash while rushing to sick child
Picture courtesy of KhaoSod By Bright Choomanee A tragic accident claimed the life of a woman on a motorcycle who was rushing to visit her sick child in a hospital in Nakhon Phanom. The incident occurred when she collided with a garbage truck, leaving her two children orphaned. The 28 year old woman, who had recently lost her husband, was identified as Onpriya. Officers from the Mueang Nakhon Phanom Police Station, along with medical personnel, responded to the scene outside Wat Phra In Plaeng. It was reported that Onpriya’s motorcycle crashed into the back of a parked yellow 10-wheel garbage truck belonging to the Nakhon Phanom municipality. The truck was stationed on Sunthornvichit Road, next to the Mekong River. Onpriya was found severely injured near the driver’s side door of the truck, and despite the efforts of bystanders and emergency responders to revive her, she succumbed to her injuries at the scene. One witness described the attempt to save her, saying, “We tried everything to help but it was too late.” Nearby, about 20 metres from the crash site, lay the wreckage of her red Yamaha R15 motorcycle, which had skidded out of control. The force of the collision was so severe that parts of the motorcycle and her helmet were scattered in different directions. Initial investigations suggest that Onpriya had just finished her part-time job at a local restaurant and was heading towards the hospital to care for her one year old child, who had been ill for several days. Motorcycle collision Surveillance footage captured the moments leading up to the accident. A garbage collector was seen walking into an alley to retrieve a bin while another was on the side of the truck. Hearing the motorcycle’s engine approaching at high speed, the worker attempted to signal Onpriya to change lanes but the warning came too late. The motorcycle struck the side of the truck, causing a loud crash, and Onpriya was thrown under the wheels of the vehicle. Onpriya’s father, Ekachai, a 58 year old school janitor, shared that he had asked his daughter to take over the night watch at the hospital so he could start his early morning shift at school. “My daughter was the second of three children. Her husband died in an accident last year, leaving her with two young kids. “The eldest is a four year old boy in kindergarten, attending the same school where I work. The youngest, a girl, is the one admitted to the hospital. “I told my daughter not to worry about the children and to become an angel in heaven.” The funeral rites for Onpriya are being held at Wat Saraphan Nimit, where her family and colleagues have come together to mourn. Ekachai’s colleagues have pledged to support him by taking turns caring for the orphaned children while he is at work. The municipality responsible for the garbage truck has agreed to cover all related expenses, and the cremation is scheduled to take place tomorrow, reported KhaoSod. The community is abuzz with stories about the accident site, which has witnessed tragic incidents in the past. In June of this year, a bank employee’s car struck and killed a street vendor at the same location. Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-12-06 -
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Thai Tax Strategy Revamp: VAT Hike, Income Tax Cuts Proposed
My take on it, maybe right, maybe wrong, is that they wanted to go after the Thais offshore but included Foreigners so they could not be accused of being racist to Thais. It would be easy to exempt foreigners. -
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Australian Man Runs Amok, Sets House on Fire, and Smashes Vehicles in Pattaya
Some off topic posts and replies have been removed, as it was deflecting the topic and was just a personal debate. Please discuss the topic, not each other and certainly not moderators, even in jest. -
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money is tight, can not support Syria, Africa and back up for Xi on the SCS... gas and crude deliveries took a dump, soon his money (Rubble) will be only good to wipe one's arrrrrssss 555 Putin on the ropes: Russia's economy is faltering Putin on the ropes: Russia's economy is faltering -
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British Army could face depletion in 6 months to a year in the event of a large-scale war
The biggest gap or lack is political will to work on the "regeneration". As the OP mentioned there is quite simply no system to to track or manage the reservists. I was on the Regular Army Reserve of Officers for 5 years after I retired, when I retired I received a letter telling me I was transferred to RARO, but my details were never taken, let alone updated. I assume I am not longer on it (I am now 66) but have never been notified!. Kit is not an insurmountable problem, it can be manufactured, nor is the rapid if "no frills" training of recruits - the Army has learnt a lot from the programmes it ran to train Ukrainians, as have our NATO allies, but political will is the problem.- 1
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