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Driver gets a speeding ticket through the post - it's his registration but not his car
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Private House Sale Proceedure
I don't think this is right. If the cheque has not been drawn, it can be cancelled.....say it got lost would it not be able to be cancelled? In fact, I've asked the bank the exact same question and they have confirmed it can be cancelled. However, if your buyer cancelled the cheque then you would of course have a legal remedy. I think the chance of someone going through that entire process only to cancel after the chanote was changed would be so slim and practically never happens -
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Man busted in UK smuggling cannabis from Thailand to clear debt
Doesn't say much for your 'cavity' then ..............! -
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What is the process for filing the evisa non o for a spouse?
The financial requirement to apply for eVisa in the states is posted by others earlier in the thread. The funds do not have to be in a Thai bank. For the 12 month extension you do not need to prove funds came from abroad. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 25 November 2024
Man, 60, Commits Suicide After Shooting Two Women in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Authorities in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya are investigating a tragic chain of events in which a 60-year-old man shot two women, critically injuring them, before taking his own life in a rice field hours later. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344478-man-60-commits-suicide-after-shooting-two-women-in-phra-nakhon-si-ayutthaya/ -
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'Deception and denial': Voter views reveal dark truth about Trump's 'mandate'
I get the feeling he might actually do it. They say it isn't worth much in its present form. Anyway, if he doesn't the entire network may be history before too long. -
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Man, 60, Commits Suicide After Shooting Two Women in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya
Authorities in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya are investigating a tragic chain of events in which a 60-year-old man shot two women, critically injuring them, before taking his own life in a rice field hours later. The incident began on the evening of November 23, when police from Phra Khao Police Station were alerted to a shooting along Wat Bang Pla Mo-Sena Road in Nam Tao Subdistrict, Bang Ban District. Emergency responders found two women, Mrs. Porntipha, 50, and Ms. Thanaporn, 33, lying injured by the roadside Mrs. Porntipha sustained multiple gunshot wounds to her back, while Ms. Thanaporn was shot in the head, lips, torso, and legs. Both women were rushed to Sena Hospital in critical condition. A motorcycle belonging to the victims was found overturned nearby. Preliminary investigations revealed that the suspect, Mr. Phairot, lured the women out for dinner. The victims rode together on a motorcycle, with Mrs. Porntipha driving and Ms. Thanaporn as a passenger, while Mr. Phairot followed them on his own motorcycle. As they traveled down a remote stretch of road, Mr. Phairot reportedly opened fire, causing their motorcycle to crash. Police believe he then approached the fallen victims and fired additional shots but fled the scene after the women feigned death. The attack is believed to have stemmed from Mr. Phairot's unreciprocated romantic feelings for Ms. Thanaporn. Following the death of his wife earlier this year. Mr. Phairot pursued Ms. Thanaporn and allegedly spent substantial sums of money on her. However, she repeatedly rejected his advances, which investigators believe fueled his anger and led to the premeditated attack. The following morning, on November 24, at around 10:30, police found Mr. Phairot's motorcycle abandoned in a field approximately three kilometres from the crime scene. A coordinated search led to the discovery of his body at 15:00, just 100 metres away from the motorcycle. Officials confirmed that Mr. Phairot had died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. It is believed he succumbed to overwhelming stress following the attack. At Phra Khao Police Station, authorities interviewed Ms. Kotchakorn, 42, Mr. Phairot's stepdaughter. She revealed that her mother, Mr. Phairot's wife, had passed away on March 29, 2024. Following her death, Mr. Phairot began pursuing Ms. Thanaporn and even introduced her publicly as his partner. Ms. Kotchakorn added that Mr. Phairot had recently complained about financial struggles and expressed feelings of betrayal and humiliation. "He said he felt like he had lost everything and couldn't go on. I tried to calm him down, but this tragedy still happened," she said. Police continue to investigate the circumstances leading up to the shooting and are monitoring the condition of the two victims, who remain in critical care. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-25 -
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Authorities Raid Illegal Shop Selling Kratom, Cannabis, & E-Cigarettes in Sisaket
I hope that they realize by now that a slap on the hand and a small fine won’t stop them. Hopefully they toughen up and use 4 strikes and you’re out. Obviously 1,2 and 3 didn’t work.
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