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I’m still waiting for you to explain how you could entertain the thought that I support terrorism or how I’m anti American.Just because I’m not bamboozled by trump doesn’t make me anti American or support terrorism quite the opposite actually. -
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Report Phuket Locals Seek Help for Injured German Man Sleeping on Streets
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How to catch a gecko?
From my experience catching lizards in California as a kid... Come up on the backside out of its sight slowly and then GRAB IT!! If you don't get it out it will die bc there's no food for it. A few weeks back I found a tiny malnourished gecko in the condo. Easy catch -
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What's the status cannabis in Thailand
A few months ago I had seeds sent to me and Customs confiscated the package. I went to their office and they said I'd need to get an import license, which I'm not going to do, so they said they would destroy them. I did not send them stealth. A year ago I did have some seeds sent in stealth packaging and they got through. I'm afraid to order again, though, because I don't want to risk my marriage visa with some sort of violation. -
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BREAKING NEWS London-Bound Air India Flight Crashes Near Ahmedabad
UPDATE Indian civil aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu announced, that the central government is establishing a high-level committee to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the tragic crash of Air India Flight 171 Ongoing Investigations The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) commenced a formal investigation into the crash on the same day of the crash. A five-member GO Team, led by the Director General of AAIB, was dispatched immediately and later augmented with forensic and medical experts. A significant breakthrough was achieved with the recovery of the aircraft’s black box on June 13 around 5 PM. The decoding process is expected to offer critical insights into the flight’s final moments. High-Level Committee for Multi-Dimensional Review A High-Level Committee has been constituted under the Chairmanship of the Home Secretary to conduct an independent and comprehensive inquiry. The committee includes officials from: Ministry of Civil Aviation Ministry of Home Affairs Government of Gujarat DGCA, BCAS, Indian Air Force, Intelligence Bureau State Disaster Response Authority National and State-level forensic experts Key Objectives of the Committee: Examine the incident from technical, operational, and regulatory standpoints Identify any systemic or institutional gaps Submit a consolidated report within three months Recommend long-term reforms to strengthen aviation safety, including certification systems, emergency response protocols, crew training, and air traffic management systems The Minister informed that while the AAIB investigation will handle the technical aspects, this high-level committee will provide a holistic, policy-oriented roadmap for future safeguards. The committee is scheduled to begin its deliberations on Monday, June 16. Aircraft Maintenance and Surveillance Measures The DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) has directed Air India to undertake immediate technical inspections of all Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 aircraft fitted with Genx engines. Of the 33 Dreamliners currently in service across Indian carriers, 8 have already undergone inspection. The remaining aircraft are being checked on an urgent basis. The DGCA has also intensified ongoing surveillance of maintenance protocols and airworthiness procedures for all wide-body aircraft operating in India. UK response to investigation. A team of four investigators from the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has arrived in India. They have expertise in aircraft operations, engineering and recorded data. Their role is to provide additional support and expertise to the safety investigation being led by India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau. The UK AAIB has ‘Expert’ status in the Indian safety investigation. In accordance with international protocols, release of information on the investigation rests solely with the Indian authorities. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/aaib-update-air-india-flight-ai171 Adapted by Asean Now 2025-06-15
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