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Bank of Thailand Aims for 1-3% Inflation to Boost Economy
Rather than having inflation target at 1.2 and growth at 3, I'd rather have the growth at 1.7, Too much growth will lead to too much inflation -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 1 November 2024
Thai Police Arrest Korean Man for Taxi Theft in Bang Sue Picture courtesy: Siam Rath At around noon on 31 October, Deputy Superintendent Pol. Lt. Col. Woraphat Sukthai, along with Pol. Lt. Col. Wutidet Phorakha and Pol. Sub-Lt. Sonthaya Nakbangkeaw from Bang Sue Police Station, received an urgent alert to intercept a stolen taxi. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342270-thai-police-arrest-korean-man-for-taxi-theft-in-bang-sue/ -
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Trump statue in Philadelphia commemorates ‘a lifetime of sexual assault’
Need brown stain on caboose for full accuracy. -
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Thai Police Arrest Korean Man for Taxi Theft in Bang Sue
Picture courtesy: Siam Rath At around noon on 31 October, Deputy Superintendent Pol. Lt. Col. Woraphat Sukthai, along with Pol. Lt. Col. Wutidet Phorakha and Pol. Sub-Lt. Sonthaya Nakbangkeaw from Bang Sue Police Station, received an urgent alert to intercept a stolen taxi. The vehicle, a blue Toyota Altis with registration number Thaworawut 9000, was reported stolen from a PTT petrol station on Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road in Chatuchak, Bangkok. The victim, the taxi driver, had been pursuing the stolen vehicle on a motorbike. The pursuit led the suspect to Rail Park, approximately one kilometre from the petrol station, where he lost control and crashed into a fence. Police quickly arrived on the scene and apprehended the suspect, identified as Mr. Kim Wang Gil, a 52-year-old South Korean national, who appeared intoxicated. The victim, 38-year-old Mr. Suthep, confirmed the suspect's identity. Mr. Suthep explained that he had briefly left his taxi engine running while purchasing items from a convenience store at the station, only to find Mr. Kim driving off with his vehicle. He immediately pursued the suspect on a motorbike until the crash. During questioning, Mr. Kim’s responses were incoherent, suggesting intoxication. A passport check revealed that he entered Thailand on 30 October and was scheduled to depart in January. Police found $602 in cash on him. Mr. Kim now faces charges of theft, trespassing, and property damage, and has been handed over to investigators to proceed with legal action, reported Siam Rath. -- 2024-11-01 -
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Biden’s 'Garbage' Gaffe Could Give Trump a Political Edge
Apparently he is clear enough to still be POTUS. Either he is clear enough to be POTUS, or he doesn't know what he is saying. Your choice. -
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Farmer Dies After Falling into Fertiliser Spreader: Nakhon Ratchasima
If he didn't turn-off the machine drive then he got what he deserved. -
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Thai Govt Cracks Down on Low-Quality Imports and Foreign Nominee Businesses
What a farce. They should instead ban inferiour Thai products including food. What a mess Thailand has become.
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