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Tim Newton Today - Nov 25: Thai tourist numbers, latest rules for cannabis use, Michelin stars
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Gallup Poll: American's trust in "trusted" main-stream media falls to 31%
So, then it will be done in 24 hours, him talking to Putin now has nothing to do with it........? 🤭 -
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Baht to basics: Tourists’ wild rides on Phuket tuk tuks spark online uproar
Why! For having fun, how dare they!!! They are young and they are enjoying life. Maybe you would be happy if all foreigners left Thailand? Thailands economy would crash! These normal youngsters have spent thousands on a holiday many would agree "a holiday of a lifetime" so enjoy. -
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Phuket Guesthouse Drama: Favourite Staff Member Behind 1M Baht Jewellery Heist
Phuket guesthouse owner, 33-year-old Sophia Brussaard, experienced a shocking betrayal when she discovered her restaurant manager was responsible for the theft of nearly 1 million baht (£23,000) worth of her jewellery and luxury items. The theft was revealed to be a desperate attempt by the restaurant manager, overwhelmed by online gambling debts, to recover her losses. The theft and recovery of the items marks a dramatic episode for the owner of Daeng guesthouse in the Kathu area of Phuket, Thailand. 38-year-old restaurant manager, Chanuphon, was arrested on November 14 by officers from Kamala Police Station following an investigation that began when Brussaard reported the theft. The stolen items, taken from Brussaard's personal quarters, included several family heirlooms and luxury pieces like a Rolex watch and several diamond rings, kept in an identifiable red jewellery box. The list of stolen goods also featured a 2.64-carat diamond ring valued at 70,000 baht (£1,600), a Cartier Panthere watch worth 159,000 baht (£3,600), and Chanel earrings priced at 15,000 baht (£340). Initially, police considered other employees who had access to spare keys as suspects. However, Chanuphon's history with gambling led them to closely examine her phone search history, which revealed that she had looked up the prices of luxury watches and diamond rings, suspiciously similar to the stolen items. Confronted with the incriminating evidence, Chanuphon confessed to the theft. She had sold a gold bracelet for 70,000 baht to reimburse her gambling debits and had sent the remaining stolen items to her boyfriend in Nakhon Sawan. In a timely intervention, police intercepted the package at the Phuket Post Office, effectively recovering the stolen valuables. Expressing profound gratitude to Kamala police, Brussaard has now been reunited with her stolen belongings. Chanuphon, regretting her desperate gamble, is now facing charges for theft, providing a cautionary tale for those ensnared by online gambling. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-15 -
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Gallup Poll: American's trust in "trusted" main-stream media falls to 31%
It would take a Retard to sit around watch Trump videos. As well as the person who would suggest such a thing. -
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new Wise account details, bank says fraud
@StraightTalk thanks for the links Just now in the "bank wallet" I have a balance $30. It asked to verify .... So I followed prompts. Took picture of passport ID page Selfie (took many efforts. Hint do it in natural light) WISE then confirmed my account. Now hopefully my last confusion : My details list Account name: my name (not wise) BSB : Wise BSB # Account: new account number. So am I understanding correctly that I send money from my Oz bank to this "wallet account" in WISE they then transfer to Thailand comes from that account. Sorry just one very confused person here. Embarrassing -
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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
It's related to maga winning. Sore winners. Cruelty is the point.- 1
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Cyber police arrest scammer who defrauded politician’s daughter of 650,000 baht
Would they have bothered doing anything if it was just a 'normal' member of the public who was scammed out of 650,000 baht ????
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