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Crime Tourist Tries to Escape Wheel Clamp by Changing Tyre
If i am not mistaken the fine for illegal parking is about 500 baht and doesnt require identifcation. Less than $20 usd. Porb Problem solved -
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Trump Undermines Carney in 1st Official Meeting, Leaving New Canadian PM Looking Outmatched
Time will tell if he becomes the hero he says he is, and the hero his diciples says he is -
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Community Suphan Buri Abbot Removed Following Allegations of Financial Mismanagement
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. The chief monk of Suphan Buri province has formally removed the abbot of a well-known temple after a wave of complaints from local residents, accusing him of serious financial mismanagement and failure to maintain the temple’s infrastructure. On 8 May, around 50 villagers from Moo 9 and Moo 13 in Taphluang subdistrict, Nong Ya Sai district, gathered at Khong Bor Rae Temple to demand the removal of Phra Khru Samuh Chaturaphat Tissaro. They claimed that despite years of fundraising and donation drives, there had been no progress on restoring or maintaining the temple. Instead, the temple had accumulated debts amounting to several million baht. Tensions escalated when approximately 50 supporters of the abbot also arrived, leading to a heated confrontation between the two groups. District officials, led by Nong Ya Sai District Chief Ms. Sarawadee Sonphueak and local police, were deployed to de-escalate the situation. According to an official announcement issued by the provincial monastic council on 7 May (Order No. 1/2568), Phra Khru Samuh Chaturaphat was found to be unfit for his position. Investigations revealed that the abbot had authorised the demolition of key temple structures such as the ordination hall and sermon pavilion, while continuously soliciting donations through fundraising campaigns and online appeals, yet failed to show any tangible results. The report also noted that he neglected multiple requests to meet with provincial clergy representatives, further fuelling suspicions about his conduct. A special inquiry panel at the subdistrict and district levels supported the recommendation to strip him of his title. One local villager, Mr. Uad, who was among those calling for the abbot’s removal, said: “We have filed numerous complaints. He caused massive debt and allowed the temple to fall into ruin. Now that he has been officially dismissed, we want him out of the temple tonight.” In contrast, Ms. Auat, 65, who came to support the abbot, described him as a devoted monk who had always worked for the temple’s development. “I’ve always donated here and never saw anything wrong. Forcing him out like this isn’t fair,” she said. The matter was ultimately resolved after hours of negotiation involving local officials, monks, and Phra Khru Kasemsuwankhun, the acting abbot and subdistrict ecclesiastical head. It was agreed that Phra Khru Samuh Chaturaphat would vacate the temple within five days, allowing tempers to cool and both groups of villagers to disperse peacefully. The situation highlights growing scrutiny over temple finances and accountability, particularly in cases where community trust has been eroded by long-standing grievances. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-05-10. -
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International Victory Day by WW2 Allies Over The Defeat Axis Powers in Europe
Your government (back in the day) started it the allies finished it same goes for the Japanese.now in my opinion there is a question as to why it happened (being to hard on Germany after ww1) and in the case of japan realizing they wanted an empire like Britain…..but beating up on us for the deaths of ww2 naaa.some of the others yes we are culpable sure it needs to stop.Ukraine is not in that category btw. -
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Alcohol Sales Ban?
Yes there is always a ban on an election day, so tonight May 10 from 6 pm until 6 pm tomorrow Sunday is the dry period. It was always going to be dry because May 11 is also Visaka Bucha. The announced relaxation of the alcohol ban covers such a restricted definition of places that no bars or restaurants would be able to open. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 10 May 2025
Man Drowns While Fleeing Police Raid in Nakhon Si Thammarat Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 31-year-old man drowned after jumping into a canal to flee a police raid in Nakhon Si Thammarat province on the morning of the 9 May, in an incident that unfolded in full view of officers. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1360279-man-drowns-while-fleeing-police-raid-in nakhon-si-thammarat/
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