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The Thai ETA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation)
Given the history of inexplicable and apparently illogical changes to the system, I think perhaps your choice of the word "can't" might be better as "shouldn't" 🙄 -
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Trump Lashes Out at New York Times, Demands Apology for “Phony” Coverage
You have just proven again how clueless you are on American politics. Especially as a award winning journalist. Start watching Sky News. You might learn something. -
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Specific EV Questions
So, for a newbie….what is what they call a portable charger? is that not recommended? Might have to use it until the wall charger is installed or if I can’t install it. booking fee has been confirmed to be returned in full if finance not accepted. they didn’t want to send someone to check house for installation instead asked for my landlords phone but insisted and they are going to see options. thanks -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 29 November 2024
Government Plans to Increase Support for Elderly, Disabled, and Families with Children File photo for reference only Today, the Cabinet gave the go-ahead to a proposed increase in the cost of living subsidy for the elderly and disabled, raising the maximum support from Bt1,000 to Bt1,250. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344960-government-plans-to-increase-support-for-elderly-disabled-and-families-with-children/ -
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Government Plans to Increase Support for Elderly, Disabled, and Families with Children
File photo for reference only Today, the Cabinet gave the go-ahead to a proposed increase in the cost of living subsidy for the elderly and disabled, raising the maximum support from Bt1,000 to Bt1,250. Currently, elderly people receive subsidies based on age: Bt600 for ages 60-69, Bt700 for ages 70-79, Bt800 for ages 80-89, and Bt1,000 for those over 90. If the plan is approved, these rates will rise to Bt700, Bt800, Bt1,000, and Bt1,250 respectively. Disabled individuals will see their subsidy increase from Bt800 to Bt1,000 per month. Additionally, families with children up to six years old, who have an annual income not exceeding Bt100,000, currently receive Bt600 per child each month. This policy is now under review. In another move to support families, the government plans to extend free education to children up to 15 years old. This effort will be managed by the Education, Social Development and Human Security ministries, alongside the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society. -- 2024-11-29
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