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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 19 May 2025
Construction Worker Trapped After Falling Into Deep Pit at Bangkok Subway Site Pictures from responders. Emergency rescue teams rushed to a construction site near Lan Luang Soi 8 in Bangkok’s Pom Prap Sattru Phai district early afternoon on 19 May, after a worker fell into a deep pit and was reportedly buried under collapsing soil. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1361072-construction-worker-trapped-after-falling-into-deep-pit-at-bangkok-subway-site/ -
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Economy Thailand Plans 10-Year Tourist Visa and 99-Year Land Lease to Boost Economy
So you pay good money for a 10-year tourist visa that the minister promotes for long-term stays, and then a few years down the line, some random immigration officer will deny you entry based on spending "too much" time in Thailand as a tourist. I can just see that coming. No thanks, I'll get a retirement "visa". -
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Community Naked Foreign Man Escapes Hospital, Runs Amok in Pattaya Streets
"escapes" hospital. So he was a prisoner? -
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Accident Construction Worker Trapped After Falling Into Deep Pit at Bangkok Subway Site
Pictures from responders. Emergency rescue teams rushed to a construction site near Lan Luang Soi 8 in Bangkok’s Pom Prap Sattru Phai district early afternoon on 19 May, after a worker fell into a deep pit and was reportedly buried under collapsing soil. The incident occurred at approximately 13:15, according to a report from the Phukhao Thong Fire and Rescue Station. Initial alerts stated that a member of the public had fallen into a hole near an ongoing road and subway construction site close to Lan Luang Soi 8 on Lan Luang Road, Khlong Maha Nak sub-district. The pit was estimated to be around 15 to 19 metres deep. By 13:25, rescue personnel had arrived on the scene and confirmed that the victim was a construction worker employed on the new underground railway project. It is believed the worker fell into the excavation pit as the soil collapsed and was subsequently buried under a sudden falling soil. Rescue teams are continuing operations at the site in an effort to locate and retrieve the missing individual. The Ruamkatanyu Foundation, an emergency response organisation, have deployed high-angle rescue specialists to support the ongoing rescue effort. At the time of this report, the identity of the missing worker had not yet been confirmed, and the exact depth to which the victim had fallen remained unclear due to the volume of soil that had filled the pit. Authorities have cordoned off the area as the rescue operation continues. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-05-19. -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
I don't see Bangkok post says they want to increase taxes, and my wife says the heading in Thai rat doesn't nessesarily mean that in Thai. -
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Panicked Trump Lashes Walmart for Telling Truth on Tariffs
Or perhaps you were wrong about what you think he used to be and instead he was being bought off by Bidens team and now, he worries to lose a place being able to report in the WH on political matters because he makes biased stories based on half truths and half lies.. and was devoted to pushing the anti-trump agenda.. I can see why you liked him being the same in this respect.
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