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Strange and annoying things here in land of smiles
We have Bunnings in NZ too and same problem. Never any staff when one wants them, and then only one or two staff on checkout. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 13 January 2025
Udon Thani mother forces Thai-British girl into abuse by stepfather by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod A 15 year old girl from Udon Thani province revealed that her biological mother forced her into a relationship with her stepfather, starting at the age of 11. This abuse continued for four years, coinciding with her biological father’s illness and subsequent death. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1348631-udon-thani-mother-forces-thai-british-girl-into-abuse-by-stepfather/ -
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Actually, the usual suspects would be whining that LOS was just as bad as the ****hole they escaped from. -
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Udon Thani mother forces Thai-British girl into abuse by stepfather
Photo courtesy of KhaoSod by Puntid Tantivangphaisal A 15 year old girl from Udon Thani province revealed that her biological mother forced her into a relationship with her stepfather, starting at the age of 11. This abuse continued for four years, coinciding with her biological father’s illness and subsequent death. Chalida Palamat, the head of the Pen Nueng Foundation, along with Udon Thani Social Development and Human Security officials, accompanied the girl and her 41 year old aunt, Nok, to report the case to Police Lieutenant Sueb Saksi Marasi at Mueang Udon Thani Police Station yesterday, January 10. The complaint alleged that the teenager girl was sexually abused by her 60 year old stepfather, Ong, with her mother’s consent. The abuse began when the girl was in 6th grade and continued until her father’s death. The girl’s aunt contacted Chalida, sharing video clips of the girl recounting her ordeal. The biological father, a 71 year old British national, had recently passed away, leaving his daughter feeling helpless. The girl explained that her stepfather initially groomed her by inappropriate touching and luring her into a room, despite her tears and fear. When she confided in her mother, she was told that the mother was aware and complicit in the plan. The girl, who is of mixed heritage, detailed how her stepfather would take her to hotels, and after each incident, her mother would reassure her that it was intentional. The mother instructed her to extract money from the stepfather, receiving amounts between 1,000 to 1,500 baht, which were handed over to the mother. This has raised suspicions of human trafficking. In addition, the girl’s aunt was questioned about whether the British father was aware of his wife’s affair. Initially, he was unaware, but later discovered it. Despite this, he continued to provide for the family, purchasing a house and several vehicles in the mother’s name, which were later mortgaged or sold to support a gambling habit. The final assault occurred just before the new year while the girl’s father was incapacitated at home. The teenage girl expressed her desire to escape and properly honour her deceased father, who passed away on January 4, while suffering from kidney failure. She questioned her mother’s love, feeling she was merely a means to an end. Chalida vowed to assist the girl, condemning the mother’s actions as inhumane, and pledged to coordinate with police to handle the father’s remains. Mother’s affair Meanwhile, Long, another family member, recounted that Natt, the mother, had married the British national and agreed to have a child after being promised his assets. Following his illness, she began an affair with Ong, an employee at a state enterprise, and had another child with him. The family learned of the abuse after the girl reached out, fearing for her safety and seeking guidance. After filing the complaint, the girl underwent a medical examination at Udon Thani Central Hospital. Her aunt, Nok, expressed anger towards Ong and Natt, demanding justice. The family, who were previously unaware of the situation, are prepared to support the girl, who has the choice of whom to live with. They also confirmed that Natt has a six year old son with Ong and alleged drug use, urging police to investigate, reported KhaoSod. Police are continuing their investigation and intend to summon Natt and Ong for questioning to proceed with legal action. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-13 -
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Strange and annoying things here in land of smiles
Typical farang arrogant thinking that they are better than Thais. It's like western countries are perfect, when they are just as backward as Thailand in many aspects. People complain about the school system in Thailand when western teaching is rubbish for the average pupil. Western countries are just as bad as LOS when it comes to violence and crime. Tell me this, if west is best, why are so many westerners wanting to live in LOS? IMO the west sucks, and Thailand, for all it's problems is way ahead of the west. in so many things. Of course the poor suffer, as they do in every country including the west, but how many hiso Thais are wanting to live in the west? If west was best all the rich Thais would be living there, but they ain't. Of course poor Thais want to live in the west, because they see western tourists and think everyone in the west gets to live like that, which is far from the truth. -
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Jeju Air Flight from Bangkok Skids Off Runway at Muan Airport, 28 Dead
For the flight data recorder that records the airspeed, etc, there is not really much reason to have an independent battery backup because if the aircraft electrical power fails, all of the various electronic sensors that provide the data will stop working, so there will be nothing to record anyway. The cockpit voice recorder is the only thing that really makes sense to have its own independent battrry backup.
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