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Transport Double-Decker Buses Allowed on Six Risk-Prone Routes from 21 July
Nothing really changes, just more BS for the gullible Thai public to believe something is being done... -
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Need health insurance for your Thailand Retirement Visa?
You must be one of the sales team. -
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Economy Trump's Tariff Troubles: Thai Academic Sounds Alarm on Key Issues
Really? You don't see the scam when he turned the White House into a Tesla dealership? You don't see the scam when he recently launched a line of perfumes, the bottle is shaped like his body (ugly, overweight), I'm sure it has a very terrible smell. His whole life has been one scam after the other, from the casinos to reality shows, to MAGA, building a wall on the Mexican border that never materialised, one scam after the other... But the blind cannot see.. -
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Report Sizzling Sukhumvit: New Model Promises Safer Streets
They never learn. Every time they try to "enhance safety" they deter more and more tourists. Like when they eliminated the food stalls and street bars around Nana station: it went from being a lively fun area relatively safe because there were many people around to a dim-lit no-go zone occupied only by ladyboys and drug dealers. If you want to fix the problems it's pretty easy: round up the Africans and send them home, round up the ladyboys and send them home, arrest taxi drivers who block traffic by double parking while waiting for customers, round up the beggars and pickpockets (including kids being employed) and send them home. All easily doable - if they actually wanted to get it done. -
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Why are there so "few" tourists in Thailand now?
Extreme heat in Europe is putting off any tourists -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 July 2025
Teen’s Close Call in Phuket Highlights Drug Dangers for Tourists Picture courtesy of The Daily Mail An Australian teenager's harrowing experience in Phuket serves as a stark warning to young tourists tempted by nightlife in Thailand. Mia Pacor, 18, shared on TikTok how a night that began innocently almost ended in disaster when a couple allegedly tried to entice her and a friend, Jack, both just 16 at the time, into taking drugs. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366665-teen’s-close-call-in-phuket-highlights-drug-dangers-for-tourists/
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