Big defeat in Bangkok could be beginning of end for Prayut’s government: analysts
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Without our smartphones, where would we be in 2025?
While we'd lose the convenience of smartphones, we might gain a slower pace of life, more genuine connections, and more opportunities for personal reflection and creativity. But we'd just create the smart phone again and be where we are now so what's the point? -
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Common Roles Foreigners Fall Into in Thailand
CLARIFICATION: When I first created this topic, the title included the word “grifter”, same with my original post. But someone quietly removed that after about ten or fifteen replies, without notifying anyone or making the change clear, not even to me. So now the conversation’s gone off in a completely different direction from what I intended. I wasn’t trying to spark a debate about all the lazy and grubby losers in Thailand. The point was to talk about foreigners scheming in Thailand to make money and exist at someone else’s expense. That was the actual purpose of the topic. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 26 May 2025
Illegal Tours Targeted as Thailand Boosts Tourist Safety File photo for reference only Thailand's Tourism Ministry partners with the military, police, and civil agencies to nullify illegal tours and regain tourist trust. Natreeya Taweewong, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, laid out a robust plan focusing on tourist safety amid social media-fuelled concerns, promising it as a priority. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361781-illegal-tours-targeted-as-thailand-boosts-tourist-safety/ -
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Tourism Illegal Tours Targeted as Thailand Boosts Tourist Safety
File photo for reference only Thailand's Tourism Ministry partners with the military, police, and civil agencies to nullify illegal tours and regain tourist trust. Natreeya Taweewong, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, laid out a robust plan focusing on tourist safety amid social media-fuelled concerns, promising it as a priority. Her initiatives confront the spread of misleading or false rumours that cloud tourist perceptions and choices. Unified with relevant authorities, including the military, police, and civil organisations, the ministry aims to introduce seamless safety protocols. These are curated to guard tourists from the moment they step into Thailand. Enhanced airport assistance is being provided, like services helping travellers with misplaced property managed by the Airports Authority and airlines, smoothing over procedural hiccups. With aid from immigration police, entry processes align for a stress-free arrival. Advice on public transport with clear fare structures aids those exploring independently. Tourist-heavy zones now benefit from heightened safety thanks to police officers, ministry staff, and trained tourism volunteers, all ensuring tourists feel secure. Available at the touch of a finger, real-time help emanates from the Tourist Safety Operations Centre, the Tourist Assistance Hotline (1155), and the Thailand Tourist Police mobile app. Ubiquitous tourist police vehicles monitor and act, offering round-the-clock watch and aid. Addressing social media speculation about tourist abductions, Natreeya clarified, “We want to reassure all travellers that Thailand remains a safe destination." With isolated cases of non-tourist-related incidents, there's been no evidence of tourist abductions, offering assurance to all prospective visitors. United, the Thai populace remains dedicated to welcoming travellers, viewing them as esteemed guests in a haven rich with culture and hospitality. Tourism in Thailand stands bolstered by these initiatives, maintaining its allure as a vibrant and inviting destination, bouncing back with fortified security measures. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2025-05-26 -
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There’s no adverts…
IDK, there's been some bra ads that have helped women hold things together and make ME a little happy when they show. Win/win. https://www.ispot.tv/ad/fyd2/honeylove-break-up-with-bad-bras -
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Community Appeal for 11-Year-Old Thai Boy Weighing 150kg with Autism & Rare Obesity Condition
Unfortunately he had no chance for a "life".
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