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Entertainment Mexican Actress Eiza González Braves Thai Heat Filming 'Fountain'
Me, too. (Though I prefer IBT's.) But that's not an appropriate look for a sophisticated indoor scene. -
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CDC Stops Recommending COVID Vaccine for Healthy Children, Pregnant Women
For those who wrongly think young children, especially the unvaccinated ones, aren't at health risk from COVID, here's one answer to that: U.S. researchers in March 2024 published a study of 597 U.S. children ages 8 months to under 5 years who had been hospitalized with acute COVID at 28 pediatric hospitals from fall 2022 to mid 2023. They found the following: "Among 597 children, 174 (29.1%) patients were admitted to the intensive care unit and 75 (12.6%) had a life-threatening illness, including 51 (8.5%) requiring invasive mechanical ventilation... [emphasis added] Only 4.5% of children hospitalized for COVID-19 (n = 27) had completed their primary COVID-19 vaccination series and 7.0% (n = 42) of children initiated but did not complete their primary series. Among 528 unvaccinated children, nearly half (n = 251) were previously healthy, 3 of them required extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for acute COVID-19 and 1 died. [emphasis added] Conclusions: Most young children hospitalized for acute COVID-19, including most children admitted to the intensive care unit and with life-threatening illness, had not initiated COVID-19 vaccination despite being eligible. Nearly half of these children had no underlying conditions. Of the small percentage of children who initiated a COVID-19 primary series, most had not completed it before hospitalization." The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal https://journals.lww.com/pidj/abstract/2024/03000/characteristics_and_clinical_outcomes_of.10.aspx -
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Endoscopy and colonoscopy package - Bangkok recommendations, plz
Samitivej Hospital on Sukhumvit 49 have a dedicated endoscopy department using the latest Japanese technology. It is very popular and gets quite busy so you need to make an appointment. -
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Report Thai Police Launch Helmet Crackdown to Boost Road Safety
I hope you're not one of the posters we lose, like we have lost several over the years. I've got no issues with folks who choose scooters for economic reasons or personal preference. I ride scooter taxis all the time for that last mile. And I do other activities that some would characterize as "risky". I just hope we do it with knowledge of the risks of our choices. BTW, before anyone gets mad at me, scooters are what we call any motorcycle. Even those with 454 Chevy engines. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 28 May 2025
Thai Defence Ministry Appoints First Female Spokesperson, Signalling Progress Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post In a groundbreaking move, the Thai Defence Ministry has appointed Colonel Dr. Dangjai Souvannakitti as its first female spokesperson, marking a significant milestone in the predominantly male military sector. This historic appointment reflects a progressive shift in the ministry's approach to communications and public engagement. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1362068-thai-defence-ministry-appoints-first-female-spokesperson-signalling-progress/ -
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Politics Thai Defence Ministry Appoints First Female Spokesperson, Signalling Progress
Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post In a groundbreaking move, the Thai Defence Ministry has appointed Colonel Dr. Dangjai Souvannakitti as its first female spokesperson, marking a significant milestone in the predominantly male military sector. This historic appointment reflects a progressive shift in the ministry's approach to communications and public engagement. Approved by Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai on May 27, Dr. Dangjai steps into the role previously held by Major General Thanathip Sawangsaeng, who has recently resigned. Known for her scientific expertise and experience in military communications, Dr. Dangjai is set to bring a fresh perspective to the position. As an assistant professor in physiology, Dr. Dangjai has been actively involved in the Defence Ministry's communications efforts, notably serving during former Defence Minister Sutin Klungsang’s tenure. Following Maj. Gen. Thanathip's resignation, she served as interim spokesperson, demonstrating her capability in high-pressure roles. Her diverse background includes work as an equilibrium therapist and a leadership position as deputy head of the Department of Physiology at Phramongkutklao College of Medicine. “This appointment represents a significant milestone for women in the military,” said a Defence Ministry official, lauding Dr. Dangjai’s blend of scientific acumen and communication prowess. In an effort to bolster its communications and public relations, the Defence Ministry has also made additional appointments. Col. Siwach Chorsawai has been named deputy spokesperson, and Captain Ketsuda Deecharoen will head the ministry’s spokesperson office. These changes are part of an initiative to enhance the ministry's outreach in response to an increasingly complex security environment. Dr. Dangjai’s appointment is anticipated to inspire increased gender diversity within Thailand's armed forces and underscore a move towards more inclusive leadership. This progressive step could pave the way for more women to assume leadership roles in the military. In related developments, the Defence Ministry is nearing a crucial decision on Thailand's prolonged and contentious 13.5 billion baht submarine deal. Following in-depth discussions with the Royal Thai Navy and representatives from China and Germany, officials aim to finalise the project by early June. The deal has faced obstacles, notably Germany's refusal to export a crucial diesel engine due to an EU arms embargo. While Dr. Dangjai’s appointment signifies positive change within the ministry, the impending decision on the submarine project highlights ongoing challenges in balancing defence needs with international diplomatic and regulatory constraints. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-28
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