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Hegseth Said to Have Shared Attack Details in Second Signal Chat
There was no evidence that Representative Eric Swalwell shared intelligence with a Chinese spy. Between 2011 and 2015, a suspected Chinese intelligence operative named Christine Fang (also known as Fang Fang) developed relationships with several U.S. politicians, including Swalwell. She participated in fundraising activities for his 2014 congressional campaign and helped place an intern in his office. In 2015, the FBI provided Swalwell with a defensive briefing about Fang, after which he cut off all contact with her. In May 2023, the House Ethics Committee concluded its investigation into Swalwell’s interactions with Fang, determining that no further action was necessary and finding no evidence of wrongdoing. (She also engaged with Rep. Tulsi Gabbard) -
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Sad emoji people
What should we have instead? "Love", "Like", "Group Hug", "Kumbaya"? Let's also not allow negative comments or disagreements. People need to grow thicker skins, I am astounded how many people here get upset by emojis. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 21 April 2025
Partial Remains Found in Bangkok Building Collapse; Identification Underway File photo for reference only Search teams have uncovered partial remains believed to belong to 18 individuals from the debris of a collapsed SAO building in Bangkok. The tragic discovery was confirmed by Suriyachai Rawiwan, director of the Public Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA). Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358363-partial-remains-found-in-bangkok-building-collapse-identification-underway/ -
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Report Partial Remains Found in Bangkok Building Collapse; Identification Underway
File photo for reference only Search teams have uncovered partial remains believed to belong to 18 individuals from the debris of a collapsed SAO building in Bangkok. The tragic discovery was confirmed by Suriyachai Rawiwan, director of the Public Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA). All recovered remains have been transferred to the Forensic Medicine Institute for identification. Deputy Bangkok Governor Tavida Kamolvej highlighted efforts to identify the victims, including assistance from the Thai Embassy in Myanmar. The embassy is collecting DNA samples from relatives of missing Myanmar nationals, contributing to the identification process. So far, 97 DNA samples have been gathered. In terms of infrastructure, police have reopened two lanes of Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, previously closed entirely since the building collapsed on March 28. This reopening aims to ease traffic, while the other two lanes continue to be blocked to support ongoing rubble clearance efforts at the site. As the city contends with the aftermath of the collapse, the identification process is crucial for bringing closure to affected families. The reopening of the road signifies progress in managing the disaster's impact, though challenges remain for authorities handling the recovery operations. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai PBS World -- 2025-04-21 -
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Is the Motorola Edge Fusion series Smarthphone language suitable for Thai locals?
You have to remember where in Settings it is - on a Moto G82 5g bought 2 years ago it is under System then the first setting is Languages and first setting of that is Preferred Language so should not be too much of an issue. -
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Replacement batteries for garage/gate remotes
Any suggestions please for a watch or key place that can replace batteries for the remote controls for automatic garage doors and gates. (We need both.) My 'go to' place on the airport road only does car/bike remotes. He suggested watch repair places. One in Big C and one in Lotus's - any other suggestions please?
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