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UNESCO names Suvarnabhumi one of the world's six most beautiful airports
My take is that the judges are either sight impaired or only managed to assess six airports. While it does look okay from a distance and the check-in hall is kind of impressive, overall it is a poorly designed, ill thought out, sub-standard constructed, sterile facility. I've taken more than two thousand flights and I'd guess at least 200+ airports and I'd place it in the middle. It has nothing really impressive but I'll concede imho nothing particularly horrendous about it either. -
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Fare play: Pattaya police spark taxi reminder ahead of fireworks fest
Sad that they even have to make this public statement. -
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Kamala Will Be Investigated for Campaign Funds Fraud
Jail for thee, but not for... My Favorite Fascist who Makes Me Feel Good About My Loser Life by Encouraging Me to Hate Others© 😭 -
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Indian Tourist Assaulted Outside Pattaya Convenience Store
Hope he wasn't wearing a 100k baht gold necklace.....but seriously, beating up a customer is beyond the pale. Presumably they got CCTV or will it be found to not have been switched on -
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ABC Execs Scramble To Get Pro-Trump Voices On 'The View'
The only question then is if any of the present shower stay on. -
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14 Year Old Student Falls from Third Floor of School Building in Nong Khai
A 14 year old student from a school in Nong Khai narrowly escaped more severe injury after falling from the third floor of a school building, crashing through tiles and landing on the concrete below. The incident occurred at approximately 07:20 on November 14, when rescue teams from the Thabo District Rescue Unit were alerted to assist a student who had fallen from a classroom building at a secondary school in the Thabo district of Nong Khai. The injured student, identified only as “Tontrakoon,” was quickly transported to Somdej Phayuhasena Hospital for medical treatment. At the hospital, it was reported that the student had sustained abrasions on his arms and legs, as well as pain in his back. After receiving medical attention, the student was allowed to return home with no life-threatening injuries. Witnesses, including fellow students, stated that the incident occurred before classes began. They reported seeing the boy climb out of a classroom window on the third floor, then walk across the old, brittle roof tiles. The tiles were unable to support his weight, causing him to fall through the roof and crash onto the concrete below. Teachers and students immediately rushed to his aid and called the rescue unit for assistance. The school’s administration provided no official statement, as the principal was unavailable for comment. Notably, local police from Thabo Police Station were not called to the scene. Instead, the rescue unit was the only emergency service notified. It is fortunate that the injuries were not more severe, given the height of the fall and the lack of safety measures in the area. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-15
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