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Breaking News: Congress Votes Unanimously to Subpoena Ghislaine Maxwell
Epstein’s Brother Insists He Was Murdered Epstein’s Brother Insists He Was Murdered, Says Public ‘Should Be Concerned’ -
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Community Elephant Left with Broken Tusk After Territorial Fight in Khao Yai National Park
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A wild bull elephant known as Plai Duan has been left visibly distressed after sustaining a serious injury during a clash with another male elephant, Plai Biang Lek, in the forests near Khao Yai National Park. The confrontation resulted in Plai Duan’s left tusk being completely broken off. Park rangers were alerted on 21 July by local residents who witnessed the two elephants engaging in a fierce battle over foraging territory in the forest near Moo 3, Nong Nam Daeng subdistrict, Pak Chong district. A team from Khao Yai National Park was dispatched and located the broken tusk on the forest floor. Officials are currently documenting the tusk and preparing to register it with the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation. On 22 July, Mr. Chaiya Huayhongthong, Chief of Khao Yai National Park, ordered rangers to monitor Plai Duan’s condition closely to prevent further conflict and ensure his wellbeing. During a patrol the night before, rangers observed the injured elephant foraging alone near the site of the earlier clash. They reported that Plai Duan appeared visibly downcast, possibly in pain, now having only a single remaining tusk on his right side. Plai Duan is a well-known figure in the region due to his past involvement in a high-profile land dispute related to illegal encroachment on protected forest territory. The elephant gained notoriety after wandering into the controversial area marked by an unauthorised Sor Por Kor (S.P.K.) 4-01 land reform boundary marker at Ban Waew Plakang in Moo Si subdistrict. The incident drew national attention and prompted Mr. Attapol Charoenchansa, Director-General of the Department of National Parks, to personally inspect the area. In a moment that made headlines, Plai Duan emerged from the forest during the visit, appearing before the Director-General as if to symbolically highlight the significance of the encroachment issue. Park officials say Plai Duan will continue to be observed in the coming days and that his injury, while not life-threatening, is being treated with concern given the potential for infection or further aggression from other bulls during the ongoing mating season. Wildlife experts have also noted that broken tusks in bull elephants can affect their status within a herd, particularly during territorial or mating disputes. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-07-23 -
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I Came for a Beer, Not Your Bleedin’ Life's Proper Grim Story!
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Bombshell: Obama & Crew knew all along, Russia Russia was a hoax.
Yet, 66% of Democrats believed that Russia changed the vote count. Where did they get this idea from? https://today.yougov.com/politics/articles/20383-russias-impact-election-seen-through-partisan-eyes -
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Where to buy Compounded SEMAGLUTIDE Lyophilized Powder
This powder is for reconstituting with sterile water for injection. In Thailand, only pre-formulated injection is available (Ozempic or Wegovy). An oral preparation, Rybelsus, is also available. -
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Economy Duty-Free Giant King Power Closes Shops in Bangkok and Pattaya
Good riddance! Once in my life I actually wanted to shop there last year. Almost bought a bottle of cheap Australian red wine there. Staff gave the bottle to cashier, both mocking me, cause the bottle "only" cost 500 baht. (It was discounted, and would've cost in Oz probably just 200 or 250 baht.) I immediately asked for my money back, and had the last laugh, not to mention that, at my destination, I bought better and less expensive red wine (without another 100% import tax added). With such an attitude towards customers, I'm surprised they haven't gone bankrupt yet. I was at the time one of only 2 or three customers in the huge shop, but still they laughed my purchase off as being 'too cheap'. Well, they lost that sale too, and I wouldn't go to King Power again if they paid me... 😆
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