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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 27 February 2025
Maid Seeks Help After Enduring Brutal Abuse from Employer Picture: Facebook page "Kan Jompalang Helps Fight" A young maid fled her employer's home in Nonthaburi seeking assistance after enduring severe physical abuse, which included being struck 98 times and having hot soup thrown on her face, as highlighted by a viral Facebook post on 26 February. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1353003-maid-seeks-help-after-enduring-brutal-abuse-from-employer/ -
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Thailand Urged to Enhance Tourist Screening Amid Visa-Free Boom
Correct and they seem to like it. Just think about all expats in Thailand have that have to make useless photo copies of every paper you hand over to the officer with a blue ballpoint pen and sign every copy with said blue colored pen! What happened to their pc/laptops? -
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Maid Seeks Help After Enduring Brutal Abuse from Employer
Picture courtesy: Facebook page "Kan Jompalang Helps Fight" A young maid fled her employer's home in Nonthaburi seeking assistance after enduring severe physical abuse, which included being struck 98 times and having hot soup thrown on her face, as highlighted by a viral Facebook post on 26 February. The post by "Kan Jompalang Helps Fight" described shocking details of the maid’s ordeal. She was regularly beaten with rattan and bamboo sticks, often forced to strip before being whipped a staggering 98 times in one instance. The abuse didn't stop there; she was punched in her face and head nearly 30 times, and subjected to further indignities such as having hot soup splashed in her face. The maid eventually found an opportunity to escape, but within four days, her employer reported her for theft, using a video that allegedly shows her taking something, though it wasn’t clear what. The maid claimed she only picked up her ID card. Afraid of the employer's close ties with local police at Bang Kruai Police Station in Nonthaburi, as alleged, she turned to "Kan Jompalang" for help with turning herself in. Though the police did investigate, they reportedly found no evidence of theft. The maid now seeks justice for the wrongful accusations and hopes the authorities will address the abusive actions of her employer, who seems to believe justice favours the affluent. "Kan Jompalang" has pledged to support her in seeking fair treatment, reported Siam Rath. -- 2025-02-27 -
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Four-Year-Old Girl Jumps into Tapi River and Disappears
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What's cheaper nowadays?
Levis Dockers and songkran shirts (my favorite shirts) are 150 baht in Bangkok (if you can even find the songkran shirts back home). I don't know if the Dockers are used, fake or factory rejects, but they look fine to me. I've bought a bunch of them. 2 pairs are cheaper than a Mickey-D's burger at the airport. -
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onward ticket
It's fine to buy an onward ticket with 48 hours validity? Or better to extend the validity more than 48 hours? As I might show it to the thai immigration at the arrival and not only to the airline at the check in prior to the departure from my country
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