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Ground Fault ..... How?
That's what he said. 🙂 No room for condescending remarks, this is a help forum. Just scemantics thinks I. -
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Must Read Shockwaves Hit Travellers: U.S. Slaps $250 'Integrity Fee' on Non-Immigrant Visas
The source article is dated 2022!- 1
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Transport Suvarnabhumi Named World’s No.1 Airport for Airlines Served
“Plans include the expansion of Terminal 1 to the east, construction of a new Terminal 2 to the south near the Bang Na–Trat Road and development of a fourth runway. The airport will also integrate advanced digital technologies and smart systems to streamline operations and enhance the passenger experience.” So many plans to do so much. And yet as we speak the airport is operating at over capacity in terms of volume of passengers and to the eye of even a casual observer, bursting at the seams. So that is now, how many years till the plans become reality? But in the meantime, keep adding airlines to the list and stay number one. -
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Politics Thai Senator Faces Jail for False Professor Title in Election Bid
Nope. Ran under the Freelance Worker's Party. -
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Report Philippines Strengthens Defence with New Fighter Jets from South Korea
File photo for reference only The Philippines is poised to enhance its air defence capabilities with the acquisition of 12 FA-50 Block 70 light combat aircraft from South Korea. This move follows a significant milestone, as the two nations deepen their strategic partnership while aiming for delivery before President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s term ends in 2028. Last month, the Philippines inked a contract worth approximately 25 billion Thai Baht with Korea Aerospace Industries, Ltd. (KAI). South Korean Ambassador to the Philippines, Lee Sang-hwa, highlighted the importance of this agreement during a press luncheon in Makati City, stating, “This additional purchase will significantly improve the Air Force of the Philippines.” The FA-50 Block 70 represents cutting-edge advancements in the platform, boasting modern avionics, sophisticated radar systems, and an extended operational range. Deliveries are planned over a phased timeline, with the first three jets scheduled to arrive by 2028 and full completion by 2030. This purchase is part of a broader initiative to fortify the Philippines' air defence system amid global security uncertainties. The deal includes not just the aircraft, but also mission equipment, logistics support, and comprehensive training systems for local operators. The burgeoning defence collaboration was recently elevated when the two countries advanced their partnership to a "strategic" level in October 2024. Beyond the aircraft acquisition, the Philippines also welcomed the BRP Miguel Malvar (FFG06), crafted by South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries. Lee reassured Filipinos of South Korea's commitment to standing by the Philippines as a steadfast ally. “As fellow maritime nations, we share an abiding interest in maintaining peace and stability, as well as upholding a rules-based order in the South China Sea and beyond,” Lee articulated, underscoring the diplomatic and strategic motivations behind the partnership. These developments illustrate the Philippines' ongoing efforts to bolster its defence infrastructure, adapting to the demanding dynamics of regional geopolitics while fostering international alliances. As the relationship between the Philippines and South Korea continues to mature, both nations remain focused on achieving shared security and development goals. Adapted by ASEAN Now from PNA 2025-07-22 -
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Weather Over a Million Affected: Monsoon Rains Hit the Philippines
Jeez, how sad those kids in the photos. Sounds like an effort is being made to keep people safe hope all goes well.
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