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Scottish Man Extradited from Thailand Jailed for Sexually Abusing Young Girls
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 11 November 2024
Woman Clings to Husband's Car in Furious Confrontation Over Alleged Affair In a dramatic and harrowing encounter in the early hours, a 48-year-old woman in Phatthalung sustained injuries after clinging to the hood of her husband's car upon discovering him allegedly with another woman at a bar. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343173-woman-clings-to-husbands-car-in-furious-confrontation-over-alleged-affair/ -
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Where did you retire and why
Interesting….I have been in Bangkok for 7+ years and am currently in Danang. I certainly couldn’t stay here. There is something about it that I can’t put my finger on….but it’s an uncomfortable feeling. It’s not a user friendly country/city…it’s far more foreign than Thailand and there is an underlying sketchy vibe. I wouldn’t want to retire here personally (visa issues aside) -
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Woman Clings to Husband's Car in Furious Confrontation Over Alleged Affair
In a dramatic and harrowing encounter in the early hours of November 10, a 48-year-old woman in Phatthalung sustained injuries after clinging to the hood of her husband's car upon discovering him allegedly with another woman at a bar. The confrontation ended with her being assaulted and left by the roadside. The incident took place on the Aphai Burirak Road near Khuan Maprao Temple. Police in Phatthalung City responded to reports of an injured woman crying on the roadside. Rescuers arrived to find the woman with bruises on her body and appearing intoxicated. According to her account, she had noticed her husband's social media post at a local bar and drove to the location, where she found him in the company of another woman. She confronted him inside the bar, leading to a heated argument. In an attempt to leave with the other woman, her husband got into his car, and in a desperate bid, she jumped onto the hood. The woman held onto the car as her husband drove for approximately six kilometres before she lost her grip and fell onto the road. She claims her husband then exited the car and physically assaulted her, leaving her bruised and injured before driving away. Rescue personnel provided initial medical treatment and transported her to the hospital for further examination. Police have advised her to file an official complaint, and further investigations are underway. Picture captured from CCTV. -- 2024-11-11 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 11 November 2024
Thai Man Arrested after Slapping Russian on Bangla Road By Goongnang Suksawat Patong – A Thai man was arrested after he slapped a Russian man in the face on Bangla Road in Patong. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343172-thai-man-arrested-after-slapping-russian-on-bangla-road/ -
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I just lost my iphone? What should I do next?
The thing is this phone's sim does not have cellular/data connection. Meaning It doesn't have wifi on its own. With find my on, my Apple acct does see it, but only at the last position when it connected to a wifi hot spot, which usually is my ipad. In short my find can only locates this phone when it is in my possession. Out of my reach, it goes "dark." However I guess I can "brand" it as "lost" so it will be locked whenever I want to, no matter where it happens to be? -
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Thai Man Arrested after Slapping Russian on Bangla Road
Patong – A Thai man was arrested after he slapped a Russian man in the face on Bangla Road in Patong. The Patong Police told the Phuket Express that a video clip of a foreigner being attacked in front of a famous nightclub on the Bangla Road at 4:50 A.M. on Saturday (November 9th) went viral in social media. At 3:00 P.M. on the same day the Patong Police arrested a Thai man. He was taken to the Patong Police Station. He told police that the Russian tourist showed a middle finger to him before he slapped the Russian tourist. The Thai man was charged and fined. By Goongnang Suksawat Full story: THE PHUKET EXPRESS -- 2024-11-11 -
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Fire Destroys Grocery Store Near Mae Ramat Market, Causing 4 Million Baht in Damages
A fire broke out in a grocery store adjacent to the Mae Ramat Fresh Market, Tak Province, causing extensive damage and narrowly avoiding the spread to surrounding shops and homes. Estimated losses are around 4 million baht, but 1 million baht in cash was safely recovered from the ashes. The incident was reported to Mae Ramat Police Station early on November 10. Firefighters from Mae Ramat Municipality and volunteers from the Phitak Kan Foundation promptly responded, along with local police. The fire started on the second floor of a two-story wooden building housing the grocery store, which was next to the main market structure. Large clouds of smoke billowed from the upper floor as firefighters worked urgently to control the flames, closing nearby roads to assist with fire containment. After an hour, they managed to extinguish the blaze, but the old, dry wooden structure was completely destroyed. Ms. Maninuch Khemthong, 74 years old, the owner of the house, she said that her house was built next to Mae Ramad fresh market more than 30 years ago. The ground floor sells fish and fresh food. At the time of the incident, she was downstairs in the house and heard a noise similar to an electrical short circuit. It happened near her Buddha statue room on the second floor. A few minutes later, there was a large amount of smoke and flames that quickly spread and burned the entire house and because the wood was old and dry, she had to run for her life amidst the chaos. Ms. Netlamai Wong-ub, 47 years old, the daughter of the owner of the house, who heard the news of the fire at her mother's house, went to inspect the valuables and found that the second floor had been badly damaged by the fire. Fortunately, there was still some good luck, the 1 million baht cash kept by the bed in a safe was not burnt but was just wet from the fire fighting. Police are investigating the cause of the fire, and forensic officers are expected to examine the site to gather further details. The store contained a significant amount of merchandise, contributing to the high financial losses. During the fire, the shop owner and nearby vendors moved belongings to safer locations, fearing the fire would spread to adjacent businesses and homes. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-11
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