.png.3b3332cc2256ad0edbc2fe9404feeef0.png.8488ab72b8bb2e508209bfe3211b6e08.png)
Warning to all dog owners in Thailand after a recent pit bull attack and other serious incidents
By
webfact
in Thailand News
-
Recently Browsing 0 members
- No registered users viewing this page.
-
Topics
-
-
Popular Contributors
-
Latest posts...
-
0
SCB ATM Glitch? Card Works Except With SCB Machines
The other day, I went to an SCB ATM with my SCB debit card to withdraw some cash. I mostly use digital payments, so I rarely handle cash and only make a few ATM cash withdrawals each month. Anyway, I inserted my SCB card into the SCB ATM, and the transaction failed. The machine gave me an error message about an issue with the smart chip and advised me to contact the issuing bank. I tried again and same result. Right next to the SCB ATM was a Bangkok Bank ATM. I figured I’d give it a shot, so I inserted my SCB card, entered the withdrawal amount, and, presto, cash came out instantly. This isn’t the first time this has happened. If I remember correctly, it’s happened two or three times before with the same SCB card at different SCB ATMs. In the past, retrying the same machine usually worked on the second attempt, but this time, after two failed tries, I just gave up and switched to Bangkok Bank ATM right next to it. I don’t think there’s a physical issue with the card because the card is in good shape, pretty new, and if there was an issue with the card itself, it wouldn’t have worked immediately at a different bank’s ATM. So it seems more like a glitch with SCB’s own system. Has anyone else experienced this? I wouldn’t be surprised if I ran into this type of issue using my SCB card at another bank’s ATM since that has happened before and seems like a common issue at times, but in this case, it’s specifically SCB’s own machines failing to work correctly with their own card. You would never expect that to happen. Go figure. -
0
Lignite Coal Hauler Causes Fatal Crash and Fire in Saraburi
Pictures from responders. Three killed and one critically injured after a truck veered across the median and collided with a pickup, causing a deadly blaze. The collision occurred on the morning of 14 March, when a lignite coal hauler driver, lost control and veered across the median, colliding with a Mitsubishi Triton pickup truck. The crash ignited a fierce fire that claimed the lives of a father, mother, and their young son. The incident occurred near a 7-Eleven store on Phahonyothin Road, at kilometer 143+700, in the Naiyaw area of Phra Phutthabat district, Saraburi. At approximately 08:00, local police received reports of the horrific crash. Rescue teams from the Phra Phutthabat Foundation and local fire services rushed to the scene to combat the flames and assist the victims. The pickup truck, which had Bangkok plates, was severely damaged. Inside, emergency responders discovered the bodies of three individuals: 46-year-old Manop, who was the driver; 42-year-old Suthanee; and 10-year-old Kritdanai. The white and black Hino trailer truck, which had been carrying a full load of lignite coal, flipped onto its side after colliding with the electric utility pole, knocking down one of the high-voltage posts. Firefighters used hydraulic tools to extricate the driver, 31-year-old Thanapoom, who was found badly injured. He was rushed to Phra Phutthabat Hospital, where he remained unable to provide a statement to police. Investigations revealed that the hauler, en route from Nakhon Sawan to a factory in Saraburi, lost control and crossed the central reservation, striking the pickup heading toward Lopburi. The collision caused an intense fire, while the truck also hit the electric pole, causing it to snap. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the cause of the crash, with authorities focusing on the driver’s condition and vehicle mechanical issues. -- 2025-03-15 -
2,678
-
527
-
511
What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
Unspoken A little film with a big emotional impact and well-crafted plot surprises. Jeremy Borison's 'Unspoken' is a brilliant coming-of-age film – The Forward Marking his directorial debut, Jeremy Borison’s Unspoken is a lovely, delicately handled coming of age, coming out story centering on Noam (Charlie Korman), a young Modern Orthodox Jew. The film also touches on what happens when the memory of a beloved elder, now deceased, is tarnished and betrayed. -
29
Mixed Reactions to Viral Video of Phuket Police Restraining Foreigner - video
Kudos to the local police ..weldone
-
-
Popular in The Pub
-
-
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now