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Sport? You mean those pansies that wear all the protective gear to play with a ball, or a hockey puck? Boring. That leaves baseball, which might be interesting if I thought grown men playing with a ball was worth my time to watch. -
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French Tourist Rescued After Eight-Hour Ordeal in Karon Ravine
Picture courtesy of Phuket Express A 72-year-old French tourist was rescued after spending more than eight hours trapped in a deep ravine in the Karon area of Phuket. The man, identified only as Mr Celou, reportedly slipped and fell into the ravine on the morning of 4 April and was unable to climb out due to the steep and hazardous terrain. According to the Kusoldharm Rescue Foundation, the incident occurred at around 10:35 in the Patak Soi 12 area. Mr Celou, who had been walking alone in the vicinity, found himself stranded after his fall. Thankfully, he still had his mobile phone with him and was able to contact his partner to raise the alarm. Emergency response teams arrived on the scene shortly afterwards and quickly realised that the rescue would not be straightforward. The ravine, known for its dense vegetation and steep inclines, posed significant difficulties for the rescuers. The team, made up of trained volunteers from the Kusoldharm Rescue Foundation, was forced to use specialist rope systems to descend into the ravine safely and bring the man back up. The operation lasted more than four hours, during which the rescuers carefully navigated treacherous terrain, slippery rocks, and dense undergrowth. After finally reaching Mr Celou and assessing his condition, the team began the slow and delicate process of hoisting him back up. Mr Celou, who was conscious and able to speak with rescuers throughout the ordeal, was transported to a nearby hospital for a thorough medical evaluation. Fortunately, doctors later confirmed that he had sustained only minor injuries and was expected to make a full recovery. The Kusoldharm Rescue Foundation praised the cooperation and professionalism of the rescue teams involved and reminded members of the public to exercise caution when exploring remote or rugged areas, particularly during the hot season when fatigue and dehydration can increase the risk of accidents. Local authorities have also advised tourists to always inform someone of their travel plans and to carry a charged mobile phone when hiking or walking in isolated areas. -- 2025-04-05 -
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Is America doomed
BS, IMO. I don't have much if anything made in America. Japan makes tools as good as Snap on and the American electric tools, Japan and Sth Korea make all my electronics, my car was made in Japan. Any minor stuff will be made in China. I did use to fly on a Boeing 747, but that was many years ago. Now it's one of those Airbus planes. I don't even wear jeans. America has nothing to offer me- I don't even want to go there. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 5 April 2025
Rock Band Drummer Dies in Drink-Driving Crash in Chaiyaphum A 20-year-old rock band drummer lost his life in a high-speed crash after reportedly driving under the influence of alcohol. The incident occurred late at night on a rural road in Mueang Chaiyaphum district. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356857-rock-band-drummer-dies-in-drink-driving-crash-in-chaiyaphum/ -
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Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) system is online (but not announced as starting yet)
Links to detailed information regarding the TDAC: TDAC Portal: https://tdac.immigration.go.th User Guide: https://tdac.immigration.go.th/manual/en/index.html FAQs: https://tdac.immigration.go.th/manual/en/faq.html Source: https://www.tatnews.org/2025/04/thailand-digital-arrival-card-system-set-to-launch-on-1-may-2025/ -
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Rock Band Drummer Dies in Drink-Driving Crash in Chaiyaphum
Picture from responders. A 20-year-old rock band drummer lost his life in a high-speed crash after reportedly driving under the influence of alcohol. The incident occurred late at night on a rural road in Mueang Chaiyaphum district. Police and rescue teams were not called to the scene until the next morning to the incident on the Chaiyaphum-Tat Ton Road, near kilometre marker 8-9 in front of Rungwiman Resort, in Tambon Nafai, after local residents reported a serious accident. Officers from Mueang Chaiyaphum Police Station, led by Pol. Lt. Siri Jandeesri, confirmed that a blue Nissan car had struck a roadside streetlight before spinning off into a grass-covered area beside the road. The vehicle was found completely wrecked, and next to it lay the lifeless body of a young man later identified as Sakdanan Kulwong, a resident of Phu Khieo district in Chaiyaphum province. Sakdanan, was the drummer for local rock group “Rock Koeb Sia,”. His body showed extensive injuries, including facial lacerations from broken glass, multiple fractures, and a broken neck. Medical personnel at the scene estimated he had been dead for at least six hours prior to discovery. Preliminary investigations revealed that Sakdanan had spent the evening drinking with friends at a nightlife venue near Chaiyaphum Rajabhat University. According to witnesses, he borrowed money from a friend before deciding to drive to meet his girlfriend at a restaurant in central Chaiyaphum. Police believe he lost control of the car before it struck the streetlight, causing him to be ejected through the front windscreen before the vehicle spun off the road and came to rest in the undergrowth. The body was transported to Chaiyaphum Hospital for a full autopsy. -- 2025-04-05
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