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Opening bank account on a DTV visa
Which banks open accounts for DTV visa holders? Besides Bangkok Bank of course -
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Deputy Prime Minister Visits Mae Ai and Mae Sai to Monitor Recovery Efforts
Picture courtesy of DDPM. Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, accompanied by Ministers Varawut Silpa-archa and Theerathat Samretvanit, on September 21, visited the flood-affected areas of Mae Ai in Chiang Mai and Mae Sai in Chiang Rai. The purpose of the visit was to oversee recovery efforts following recent flooding and to deliver a message of support from the Prime Minister to those affected. During the visit, the delegation participated in a community clean-up initiative in Mae Ai, focusing on homes damaged by the floods. Anutin emphasised the government’s commitment to providing assistance, stating that the Ministry of Interior had mobilised resources, including personnel and equipment, to aid in the recovery process. “We have been closely monitoring the situation, and I want to assure you that the government will not abandon its citizens. The situation is improving, and we are moving into a critical phase of rebuilding,” he said. Anutin further outlined that the government had already approved compensation for affected households, including a waiver on electricity bills for September and a 30% discount for October in flood-hit areas. Additional funds for repairing homes are also in the pipeline. “The dedication of local leaders has been invaluable in ensuring that aid reaches those in need. I bring the Prime Minister's concern and love for all of you. The government will always be here to support you,” he added. Minister Theerathat shared the recent experiences visiting various affected areas and reiterated the government's commitment to restoring normalcy. She mentioned the approved budget of over 3 billion baht for relief efforts, which is being processed to ensure timely distribution to those in need. “Do not hesitate to voice your concerns; it is our duty to help you recover and restore your lives to what they were before this disaster,” the minister said. The visit underscores the government's resolve to support the affected communities and ensure that no one is left behind in the recovery process. -- 2024-09-22 -
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Stealing a Federal Election
People will believe whatever they want right. Even when faced with evidence some remain steadfast. -
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5 year multiple entry DTV visa (Destination Thailand) from 2024-xx-xx
Believe me, criminals have many other ways to stay in Thailand besides the DTV visa -
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Melania Trump Defends Nude Modeling: A Celebration of the Human Form
Are you kidding?she plagiarized Michelle Obama ,be best my rear end family separation!!she wore that eff&n jacket I DONT CARE DO YOU?that’s excactly how she feels…..she resented being forced to do it…..now as the ex First Lady she pushing nude photos of herself……that’s totally inappropriate behavior for an ex First Lady and another example of why this trash family should never be allowed anywhere near the White House again .and for heavens sake get her an appointment with the optometrist to fix that squint…….. -
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I Love Donald Trump
“The USA is being presented witrh the choice between 2 very personally flawed people, but I am certain that if Trump is elected and becomes the POTUS again, he will achieve a good outcome for USA and the World. Hopefully that will happen and people like yourself who can see/hear the 'other side' will then accept that he did a good job and that they were wrong”. https://www.iom.int/sites/g/files/tmzbdl486/files/jahia/webdav/site/myjahiasite/shared/shared/mainsite/policy_and_research/gcim/gmp/gmp22.pdf Im with you all the way for Trump & the republic! But its a little naive to think that Trumps policies will be acceptable by the people who want to showcase & accept mass migration, many progressives oppose borders. What ever happened to legal immigration, we hear so little of that now.But to achieve proper borders , to protect the citizens ,one must have walls & strict law enforcement. Global elites formation of forced migration on western civilization particularly in the USA ,will be addressed , according to Trump ,the first day through Executive Order. -
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Stealing a Federal Election
That and 35 baht will get you on the BTS in Bangkok. Meanwhile, don't you find it odd that none of the Trumpers here have provided one piece of proof that the 2020 election was stolen? Plenty of assertions, but no data. -
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Thailand Introduces New Bill to Regulate Cannabis While Keeping It Legal
What about the 10-15? plants that a Thai family was allowed to grow for HOME USE, not a commerical grower? Seams that Mr. & Mrs. Somechi are getting forked again! No leafs for the curry. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 22 September 2024
Deputy Prime Minister Visits Mae Ai and Mae Sai to Monitor Recovery Efforts Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, accompanied by Ministers Varawut Silpa-archa and Theerathat Samretvanit visited the flood-affected areas of Mae Ai in Chiang Mai and Mae Sai in Chiang Rai. The purpose of the visit was to oversee recovery efforts following recent flooding and to deliver a message of support from the Prime Minister to those affected. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1338766-deputy-prime-minister-visits-mae-ai-and-mae-sai-to-monitor-recovery-efforts/ -
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Are these people stark raving mad?
It was Yoda answering that question for him. 😂 -
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Body of Man Found with Throat Slit in Apartment, Najomtien
Picture from responders. The body of a man was found with his throat slit in an apartment in Chonburi province. The scene appeared to have been staged to resemble a suicide, with the body laid on the bed as though the victim had taken his own life. A knife was found at the scene. At 09:30 on September 21, Lt. Col. Natchapon Saengsi, deputy investigative inspector of Najomtien Police Station in Sattahip District, Chonburi, responded to a report of a murder at a public housing project, building 61, in Najomtien. The investigation was led by Police Colonel Watchanchai Saengrith, Superintendent of Najomtien Police Station, with forensic experts from Chonburi's Forensic Science Centre and rescue workers from Sawang Rojanathammasathan Foundation. Upon arriving at the scene, police found a large pool of blood in the living room, along with a sharp kitchen knife in the blood. There were signs that the body had been dragged into the bedroom. The deceased, identified as 24-year-old Mr. Anucha, was found lying on his side on the bed, resembling a sleeping position, but with a deep cut across his throat. In the kitchen, traces of blood were discovered, though they had been partially washed away. Authorities suspect the perpetrator may have fled through the back of the room. There were no signs of struggle in the apartment, raising further suspicions. Neighbours reported noticing a strong smell of blood around 22:00 the previous night (September 20), but did not act until the next morning, when the odour intensified. They alerted a security guard, who checked the apartment through a window and saw the blood, prompting a call to the police. Mr. Wichai, 60, the father of the victim, arrived at the scene in deep grief. He stated that his son was quiet and kept to himself, having only one close friend who he described as a tall, fair-skinned man serving in the military. The father noted that this friend had visited his son's apartment but was unable to provide further details. Police, together with forensic experts, collected all evidence from the apartment. Initial investigations suggest the case was probably not suicide, as it was just staged to appear as such. Officers are currently reviewing CCTV footage from nearby areas and questioning the victim’s friends and acquaintances. The body has been sent to the Forensic Institute at the Police General Hospital in Bangkok for a detailed autopsy. Investigators are withholding further details until they receive the autopsy results and gather more evidence to proceed with legal action. -- 2024-09-22 -
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Beer drinking in Thailand: Does Leo preserve brain-cells better than Chang?
Hahaha you are the OP I am just reading your silly post. -
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Are these people stark raving mad?
Have you actually heard her speak? Harris is embarrassing and totally ill equipped to be POTUS in the same way she has been as Vice President for 3 and a half years. -
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Are these people stark raving mad?
Oh dear. You expect the truth from the Guardian! 😂😂😂😂😂 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 22 September 2024
Body of Man Found with Throat Slit in Apartment, Najomtien The body of a man was found with his throat slit in an apartment in Chonburi province. The scene appeared to have been staged to resemble a suicide, with the body laid on the bed as though the victim had taken his own life. A knife was found at the scene. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1338765-body-of-man-found-with-throat-slit-in-apartment najomtien/
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