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Move Forward Party cries foul against attempts to scuttle its Progressive Liquor Bill

 

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Thailand’s opposition Move Forward Party is urging members of the public to voice their support for the party’s draft Progressive Liquor Bill openly and to share the party’s view on this issue on social media, according to party leader Pita Limjaroenrat.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275892-move-forward-party-cries-foul-against-attempts-to-scuttle-its-progressive-liquor-bill/

 

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Icon NOW: Esan Entrepreneur Explains the Social Impact Mindset

 

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What’s in an icon? As part of Thailand NOW’s mission to share authentic insights into all things Thai, we’re spotlighting iconic individuals who have not only excelled in their respective areas, but influenced the complex tapestry of Thailand as it exists today and, in doing so, inspire us to be a part of the fabric of Thai society.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275893-icon-now-esan-entrepreneur-explains-the-social-impact-mindset/

 

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Soi Dog Foundation delivers over 210 tons of food relief to animals in flood-hit provinces

 

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Soi Dog Foundation has this month provided over 210 tons of food to more than 26,000 animals displaced by severe flooding in the provinces of Sing Buri, Ayutthaya, Nonthaburi, Ubon Ratchathani, Sukhothai, and Ang Thong. 

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275894-soi-dog-foundation-delivers-over-210-tons-of-food-relief-to-animals-in-flood-hit-provinces/

 

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Chao Phraya riverside communities warned of high tides until Nov 9th

 

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People living along the tidal reaches of the Chao Phraya River have been advised to be aware of the potential for possible river overflows between 6am and 9pm until November 9th, due to high tides in conjunction with the intensification of the north-easterly monsoon over the Gulf of Thailand and the discharge of water through the Chao Phraya Dam in Chai Nat Province.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275895-chao-phraya-riverside-communities-warned-of-high-tides-until-nov-9th/

 

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“Big Joke” reports investigation result of deceased Chinese woman in September

 

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Deputy National Police Chief Surachate “Big Joke” Hakparn on Wednesday, October 26th, reported to representatives of the Chinese Embassy in Thailand regarding the investigation of the case of a 32-year-old Chinese woman who was found dead with an unidentified cause of death after going out to an entertainment venue in Bangkok’s Huai Kwang district on September 17th.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275897-“big-joke”-reports-investigation-result-of-deceased-chinese-woman-in-september/

 

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Chonburi FC Goalkeeper Kills 1 in Drink-Driving

 

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CHON BURI, Oct 26 (TNA) – The goalkeeper of the Chonburi Football Club drove under the influence of alcohol, failed to negotiate a curve and fatally hit people who were working out by walking. His blood alcohol level was as high as 184mg%.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275898-chonburi-fc-goalkeeper-kills-1-in-drink-driving/

 

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OFFO’s 150bn baht loan gets Cabinet’s approval

 

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BANGKOK (NNT) - The 150 billion baht loan proposed by the Oil Fuel Fund Office (OFFO) received approval from the Cabinet today. This loan, guaranteed by the Ministry of Finance, is to help relieve the energy price crisis faced by the general public.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275900-offo’s-150bn-baht-loan-gets-cabinet’s-approval/

 

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Visitors to Doi Inthanon still need to navigate thick fog to get to top

 

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CHIANG MAI (NNT) - The transition period between the rainy and cold seasons presents tourists with opportunities to enjoy lush greenery and seas of fog on Thai mountains. Doi Inthanon, Thailand’s highest mountain, remains a popular choice among those seeking the experience. Visitors currently have to brave thick fog to get to the mountaintop, however, with visibility as low as 10 meters in some spots.

 

Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1275901-visitors-to-doi-inthanon-still-need-to-navigate-thick-fog-to-get-to-top/

 

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