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So I need phone service or is WiFi ok?
If it helps, FritsSikkink evidently knows what he is talking about. Public wifi is a big hazard. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 March 2025
Bus Driver Fined for Incident with Blind Passenger Boarding Mishap - video Picture courtesy of JS100 Radio Facebook A bus driver in Bangkok has been fined 2,000 baht following an incident where a blind passenger and their guide fell from a bus while attempting to board through the rear door. The event, which took place on March 15, was captured in a video circulated on social media, drawing public attention and criticism. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355020-bus-driver-fined-for-incident-with-blind-passenger-boarding-mishap-video/ -
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Fellow Americans. Do you oppose Nationwide Injunctions?
Getting a bit nervous at all the reversals of trumps exec orders and mass firings aren't you. Keep your seat as more are coming as Trump continues to act outside his authority. -
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Judicial Exam in Thailand: Police Colonel Faces Cheating Allegations
You have to understand the way promotion works in the police force. A new recruit is given a target of how much he has to pass up the chain of command. Anything he extorts more than that is his to keep. If he decides not to play the game then he is seldom promoted. This means all the guys a few rungs up the ladder played the game. QED all promoted police are corrupt. It’s an impossible situation to fix. How do you fix something where around 90% or more of them are systemically corrupt? -
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Bus Driver Fined for Incident with Blind Passenger Boarding Mishap - video
Picture courtesy of JS100 Radio Facebook A bus driver in Bangkok has been fined 2,000 baht following an incident where a blind passenger and their guide fell from a bus while attempting to board through the rear door. The event, which took place on March 15, was captured in a video circulated on social media, drawing public attention and criticism. The mishap occurred on route 82, operated by a bus running between Phra Pradaeng and Bang Lamphu, around 9 am at the bus stop in front of Big C Bang Pakok. The driver, identified as Wirat, reportedly focused on the traffic to the right and failed to see the passengers boarding. Upon hearing a commotion as the bus moved a few metres from the stop, Wirat stopped immediately. Although he offered medical assistance to the passengers, they declined and proceeded to board the bus, continuing to their destination. The Department of Land Transport, following their investigation, attributed the incident to negligent driving under the Land Transport Act of 1979. Wirat received a 2,000 baht fine for reckless driving, a 30-day suspension of his driver's licence, and was required to attend a three-hour safety training session aimed at enhancing public transport service awareness. The department also issued a stern warning to Wirat, emphasising that further infractions could lead to the revocation of his driving licence. This incident underscores the critical importance of attentive driving and passenger safety in public transport operations, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-18
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