Vietnam to be fastest-growing ASEAN economy in 2022, Cambodia to be top in 2026, says IMF
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DSI Nabs Nigerian Crime Ring Leader in 50M Baht Horse Account Scam
Early xmax for a few "officials" and dealers of brand, foreign cars ... 🎄 -
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British Man Arrested for Drug Sales in Chiang Mai
how is this different from the other article? -
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Watch: Biden Struggles to Navigate Delaware Beach & Stumbles Multiple Times
Putin has said he looks forwards to peace negotiations under Trump, the war you all jizz yourself over will be coming to an end soon. -
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Trump's 'huge lie' shows 'he’s taking everyone for an idiot': analysis
So, you don't like it when people take shots at your homeland, but don't mind crapping on others...? -
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Car recommendations
It's only EOL if the manufacturer actually goes out of business. Can't see SAIC doing that in our lifetime. Or myself, or even wife, outlasting the life of our MG ZS EV. If so, then value of any <1M baht vehicle isn't worth much after 10-15-20 yrs, although motor & battery pack should have an after market value, and or, battery added to one's solar system. ICEV after 10-15-20 yrs is basically scrap metal. Especially if mandates are put in, for new car sales to be EVs. Surely after market businesses will be available for older EVs in the future, and nothing goes to waste in most countries, especially TH. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 November 2024
Couple falls to their deaths in Chai Nat rice field well by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod A couple lost their lives after falling into a 10-metre-deep well in a rice field in the central province of Chai Nat. The husband initially descended into the well but succumbed to a lack of oxygen, prompting his wife to attempt a rescue, ultimately resulting in both their deaths. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343529-couple-falls-to-their-deaths-in-chai-nat-rice-field-well/ -
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Koh Pha Ngan terror threat claims are really nothing, say police
Of course, it is. The perpetual victims were probably planning on causing trouble and then playing the victim, just like in Holland.
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