Missing 89-year-old grandmother found deceased in woods after two day search in Chonburi, no foul play suspected
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Thailand to file protest after border landmine blast injures three soldiers
Thailand is set to file a formal protest against Cambodia after three Thai soldiers were seriously injured by newly planted landmines near the border. Thai officials claim the Russian-made PMN-2 mines were freshly laid following a May 28 clash, violating both Thai sovereignty and the Ottawa Treaty, which bans anti-personnel mines. Cambodia denies the allegation, but Thailand says it has evidence. The Thai government is escalating the matter diplomatically and militarily, including notifying ASEAN, briefing allies, and increasing border security to prevent further incidents. -
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The Thumbs Down Syndrome
Apologies for what may seem an idiotic question, I take it that you are referring to a toasted cheese sandwich, but what's a double toastie? I looked it up and see no answer. Is it a double portion of cheese? Is this a regional expression? -
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Thai caretaker denies killing bedridden patient despite grim search history
A Thai caretaker, 64-year-old Nittaya, denies murdering her bedridden patient, 53-year-old Sriprai, despite suspicious online searches about killing methods and a possible bloodstain on her motorbike. Sriprai was found dead on July 17 with head injuries and missing cash. Although Nittaya claimed she repaid a small debt, the family said she owed 170,000 baht. Police found searches for cyanide, electric shock, and overdose on her phone, which she said were suicide-related. Her phone was oddly off during key hours, and she has since gone missing. The investigation continues. -
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Report Welshman Heads Home After Medical Emergency in Thailand
Shouldn't laugh but that was funny. -
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I Came for a Beer, Not Your Bleedin’ Life's Proper Grim Story!
I read this one and the last one. The others I skipped over. I enjoy reading your posts more. -
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Bangkok rolls out 5 new EV shuttle routes to beat traffic
Bangkok will launch five new electric shuttle routes on August 1 under its BMA Feeder programme to ease traffic and link communities with key rail lines. The initiative, expanding from two pilot routes, aims to improve first- and last-mile travel using eco-friendly buses. Operating across areas like Din Daeng, Taling Chan, and Chatuchak, the EV shuttles align with Bangkok’s plan to cut emissions and modernise transport. The city is also retiring its old diesel fleet, with a 15.35 billion baht electric bus lease approved to replace outdated NGV buses and support a cleaner, more connected capital.
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