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Cost of alcoholic beverages in Thailand
Yes, this is what happens when the majority beer market is cornered by only two players - producing Chang and Singh as their 'premium' beers. Third fiddle Thai Asia Pacific brewing (TAP) makes Heineken for the local market and it tastes as good as Heineken anywhere else. They also sell Singapore's Tiger beer here. Like the bigger companies they too have downmarket brands. But the point is correct, not much competition results in inflated prices-versus-quality in what looks like price fixing - but you could say the same for whiskey and other liquors. The price here is always the same no matter where you buy it. This issue (alcohol producers cornering the market) was something the progressive Move Forward Party (now renamed People's Party) vowed to tackle. Probably another reason the establishment shut them down and stopped them from forming a government in the last election even though they won the most votes. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 August 2025
Narathiwat Police Seize 40kg of Kratom in Major Drug Bust Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a significant crackdown on drug distribution, authorities in Narathiwat have apprehended two major drug dealers, seizing over 40 kilogrammes of kratom brew. The operation, part of the government's ongoing No Drugs No Dealers campaign, unfolded yesterday at 2:30 PM, led by provincial governor Tra-Koon Thotham along with Police Major General Krisada Kaewjandi and Police Colonel Niyom Suwankhong. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1369744-narathiwat-police-seize-40kg-of-kratom-in-major-drug-bust/ -
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USA Trump's History Rewrite: Smithsonian Faces White House Review
Next up, the Library of Congress. That'll be some bookburning, huh! (I really hope I'm kidding...) -
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Smiling as the Democrats Implode
I learned how to be nasty while dealing with people like you on social media. I believe that the average person with leftist views cannot engage in an honest discussion about government policy. -
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EU EU leaders say Ukraine should have freedom to decide.
I'm so glad you'll never be coming to America. The term "Euro-trash" comes to mind. Banking hard that the greatest country in the world would fail is tantamount to treason. 🤠 -
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Report Narathiwat Police Seize 40kg of Kratom in Major Drug Bust
Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a significant crackdown on drug distribution, authorities in Narathiwat have apprehended two major drug dealers, seizing over 40 kilogrammes of kratom brew. The operation, part of the government's ongoing No Drugs No Dealers campaign, unfolded yesterday at 2:30 PM, led by provincial governor Tra-Koon Thotham along with Police Major General Krisada Kaewjandi and Police Colonel Niyom Suwankhong. With combined efforts from Narathiwat police and special operations teams from both the provincial and Mueang Narathiwat district administrations, the operation aimed to thwart the spread of drugs among local youths. This collective initiative underscores the Thai government's commitment to eradicating drug-related activities across the country. During the raid, two suspects were apprehended. Adisak, aged 27, was found in possession of 33 bags of kratom brew, with a total weight of approximately 20 kilogrammes. Alongside him, 44-year-old Asaming was discovered with 28 bags, also amounting to around 20 kilogrammes. Both individuals confessed to preparing the kratom for sale within the community. The culprits have been charged with violating the Ministry of Public Health’s Announcement No. 430 from 2021, under the Food Act of 1979. They were taken to Mueang Narathiwat Police Station for legal proceedings to commence. If convicted, these charges could lead to substantial penalties, reinforcing the seriousness with which the authorities view drug distribution. Narathiwat province is actively working to combat and prevent such illegal activities, in alignment with policies spearheaded by Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Phumtham Wechayachai. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and report any drug-related information. The Damrongdhamma Centre hotline at 1567 and the police hotline at 191 are accessible 24 hours a day for this purpose. In this broader campaign against drugs, community awareness and cooperation are pivotal. The authorities' swift action in this case exemplifies the urgent response required to address the drug menace affecting local communities. With continued efforts, the government aims to ensure a safer environment for future generations. The seized kratom, which is often consumed for its stimulant effects, poses risks similar to other illicit drugs, prompting stringent measures. By curbing the availability of such substances, authorities hope to reduce their abuse, particularly among the youth. This operation not only highlights the dedication of local law enforcement but also serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges in the fight against drug trafficking. As Narathiwat continues to stand firm against drug-related crimes, the cooperation between officials and the community remains crucial to sustaining this momentum. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-08-14
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