Thai mother dumps three year old at children's home with tragic note
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‘It doesn’t matter now if they are children’
In the article, Mr Haliva as the IDF’s head of military intelligence has to take the rap for Hamas's attack, though he blames Israel’s political leaders and the country’s home security service, Shin Bet, as well. But my point is his willingness, in fact embrace of, the death of Palestinian children during this conflict. Yes, Hamas were/are brutal, but Israel likes to portray itself as a civilised nation. This sort of comment exposes that lie. ''50 Palestinians must die,” Mr Haliva said in a translation reported by the Jerusalem Post and other media. “It doesn't matter now if they are children. I'm not speaking out of revenge, I'm speaking out of a message to future generations. They need a Nakba every now and then to feel the price.” -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 19 August 2025
Pai Launches Safe Driving Training for Rental Operators Picture courtesy of Naewna The local authorities in Pai have launched a safe driving training programme aimed at rental vehicle operators, with the goal of reducing road crashess and promoting long-term traffic safety. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1370172-pai-launches-safe-driving-training-for-rental-operators/ -
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Community Pai Launches Safe Driving Training for Rental Operators
Picture courtesy of Naewna The local authorities in Pai have launched a safe driving training programme aimed at rental vehicle operators, with the goal of reducing road crashess and promoting long-term traffic safety. The initiative was held on 18 August at Pai Wittayakarn School, where Mr Akkadech Taprap, Mayor of Pai, reported to Mr Napol Pahumanto, District Chief of Pai, at the opening of the “Safe Driving for Road Safety” project. The programme targets operators of car rental businesses and aims to equip them with knowledge and skills to improve road safety for both locals and visiting tourists. Funded by the Road Safety Fund, the training covered topics including traffic law compliance, first aid, and safe driving techniques. Participants are expected to pass on this knowledge to tourists who use rental vehicles in the area, ensuring safer travel practices. The session was attended by 50 participants, including rental car operators, drivers and school transport providers. The programme received support from multiple agencies, including the Mae Hong Son Provincial Land Transport Office, Office of Insurance Commission, Pai Police Station and Pai Hospital, who provided expertise and guidance during the training. Officials emphasised that initiatives like this are part of a broader effort to promote sustainable road safety and reduce crashes in the district. Adapted by Asean Now from Naewna 2025-08-19 -
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JD Vance barred from English pub as staff mutinies over visit
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Here we go
To start, do they not typically have a mountain of cr*p piled up wherever they are staying?
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