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British Couple's Thailand Dream Becomes Legal Nightmare
Think about it. The policeman could have fined me anyway. Instead they were fair and let me go. This would indicate Thai police are a lot better than their reputation suggests. I don't think that couple need to worry if they really are innocent. -
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Kremlin Slams Macron’s Nuclear Comments as ‘Confrontational’
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 10 March 2025
Alleged DUI Incident: Foreigner’s Mercedes Wrecked in Thailand - video Photo via Mono 29 In Chon Buri, early Saturday, a foreign national survived with minor injuries after his Mercedes-Benz flipped over. The incident happened near Nong Prue Municipality Kindergarten, with rescuers and police arriving swiftly around 2:30 am. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354152-alleged-dui-incident-foreigner’s-mercedes-wrecked-in-thailand-video/ -
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Nobody will trust a US treaty again,’ and Japan’s yen is now the new safe haven currency
There are 5 IMF Reserve Currencies that make up the SDR - USD, GBP, EUR, JPY and the Chinese RMB. In the 60s the Pound Sterling was the major currency but superseded by the USD. Just because the USD may be the most common doesn't make the only reserve currency. Countries will spread the load so to speak and are certainly open to movement based on political situations. At this point in time, with military unrest and trade wars, JPY certainly stands out from the others. -
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Alleged DUI Incident: Foreigner’s Mercedes Wrecked in Thailand - video
Photo via Mono 29 In Chon Buri, early Saturday, a foreign national survived with minor injuries after his Mercedes-Benz flipped over. The incident happened near Nong Prue Municipality Kindergarten, with rescuers and police arriving swiftly around 2:30 am. The vehicle was found overturned in the road's right lane, its windows shattered. Despite the severe appearance, the driver emerged with only slight injuries but was in shock, unable to assist the police inquiries effectively. Reports suggest his intoxicated state may have contributed to the accident. Investigation of the vehicle's dashcam indicated high speed as the foreign driver mounted a traffic island but swerved left to avoid hitting the King's portrait, leading the car to overturn. The driver was taken to the police station for questioning, and an alcohol test was conducted; however, results and potential legal repercussions remain undisclosed. Without additional injuries or major damage, charges of reckless and dangerous driving under Sections 43(4) and 157 may apply, carrying a fine between 400 and 1,000 baht. The overall situation highlights the risks of driving under the influence, sparking discussions on such practices' safety and legal consequences, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-10 -
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Helping to repatriate my father
So you are living and working in Thailand-----surly the looking after him from an outside person (house women) would be cheaper then you stopping work? When (If) he gets back to the UK --what then ?? Is he to be abandoned ---- How did he get to be here ---did you come here after him.....Please if you are going to ask for donations -- fill in some of the gaps
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