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ID card as a picture in the phone?
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 18 May 2025
Villagers Demand Action After Foreigner’s Pit Bulls Maul Dog to Death Pictures courtesy of Amarin. Fear has engulfed the residential community of Areeya Village, in Nong Prue Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi, after a foreign national reportedly allowed two pit bulls to maul a locals pet dog to death in full view of onlookers. The man allegedly stood by and watched the brutal attack unfold without making any effort to stop it, prompting widespread outrage among villagers. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1360957-villagers-demand-action-after-foreigner’s-pit-bulls-maul-dog-to-death/ -
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Syria’s New President Vows Peace with Israel in Historic Trump Meeting
Its pretty amazing, even the BBC had to begrudgingly touch on it, well in their own special bias way. Trump's frantic week of peace brokering hints at what he really wants "There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen." So supposedly said the Russian revolutionary leader Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. The diplomatic whirlwind that has surrounded US President Donald Trump this week suggests the old Bolshevik might have been onto something. For the protectionist president, who promises always to put America First, has in recent days instead been busy bestriding the world stage. He and his team have done business deals in the Gulf; lifted sanctions on Syria; negotiated the release of a US citizen held by Hamas; ended military strikes on Houthi fighters in Yemen; slashed American tariffs on China; ordered Ukraine to hold talks with Russia in Turkey; continued quiet negotiations with Iran over a nuclear deal; and even claimed responsibility for brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan... https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyv789ejgxo -
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How to tell if you're dealing with a MAGA folk?
Do you spend tidings to your cult? -
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Community Villagers Demand Action After Foreigner’s Pit Bulls Maul Dog to Death
Pictures courtesy of Amarin. Fear has engulfed the residential community of Areeya Village, in Nong Prue Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi, after a foreign national reportedly allowed two pit bulls to maul a locals pet dog to death in full view of onlookers. The man allegedly stood by and watched the brutal attack unfold without making any effort to stop it, prompting widespread outrage among villagers. The latest incident, which took place inside the housing estate, has heightened tensions in the neighbourhood, with residents concerned for the safety of children, elderly people, and their pets. Locals say this is not the first time the foreign resident’s dogs have attacked, yet no effective measures have been taken to address the threat. According to residents, the foreign man, whose name and nationality was not disclosed, has repeatedly let his pit bulls roam the village unsupervised Mrs Kaem Nutchimplee, also known as “Auntie Chaem,” aged 60, was the owner of the dog that was killed. She described how her pet was outside her home when the pit bulls were unleashed upon it. “He just let them loose and stood there doing nothing. My dog didn’t stand a chance. This isn’t the first time something like this has happened, but no one has done anything about it,” she said. Another local, Mrs Kantong Breaker, 70, recounted a previous incident involving her grandchild, who was verbally threatened by the same man while out walking their dog. “He shouted at my grandchild and acted aggressively, right in front of our home. We live in fear now.” Mr Supachai Wongmuangkam, 48, also came forward with his concerns, stating that the man frequently causes disturbances in the community. “He drinks heavily, argues with the security guards, and even sets off fireworks. The peace we once had is gone. Many people are too frightened to go for a walk or let their children outside.” Residents have joined forces to file a complaint with Nong Prue Police Station. They are demanding immediate intervention by the relevant authorities to prevent future attacks and to impose strict regulations on dangerous pets and irresponsible owners. Villagers are calling for stronger protections and enforcement to restore safety and peace to their once-quiet community. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-05-18. -
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