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Did We Really Land on the Moon?
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Teen tragically shot near Surat Thani health centre
By Bright Choomanee An 18 year old man was shot near a health centre in Surat Thani province, shocking his mother, who had recently spoken with him. Friends reported that the assailant drove a car against traffic, calling out to the victim before shooting him. The incident occurred at 3.39am today, January 27, when Police Lieutenant Chariyawut Thanchoen from Donsak Police Station received a report of the shooting near the Ban Nai Health Centre on the Nakhon Si Thammarat-Surat Thani Road in Pak Phraek district. He arrived at the scene with forensic officers and emergency services. The man, identified as Yotsakorn, was found wearing a blue long-sleeved shirt and denim shorts, with a gunshot wound to his left eye. A pocket knife was discovered nearby, along with a Honda Wave motorcycle registered in Nakhon Si Thammarat. Drug paraphernalia was found under the motorcycle seat. Initial investigations suggested that Yotsakorn was riding pillion on the motorcycle driven by his friend when they encountered the perpetrator. The assailant shot Yotsakorn from approximately 50 metres away, leaving a trail of blood along the road from the shooting point to where the body was found. The pair had reportedly been travelling on the Surat Thani-Nakhon Si Thammarat road when they met the assailant. The gunman fired at them before fleeing, causing the rider to attempt an escape. Yotsakorn’s body fell from the motorcycle at the location where it was discovered. Bunlert Thongdee, an emergency responder from Pak Phraek local administration, stated that upon arrival, locals were attempting to resuscitate Yotsakorn. He coordinated with the Donsak Hospital emergency team, who later confirmed the victim’s death. Fatal shooting Friends of the man recounted that they had been travelling from Surat Thani city towards Khanom district in Nakhon Si Thammarat. Upon reaching the scene, a car approached in the wrong direction. The driver lowered the window and called out, prompting Yotsakorn to turn his head, at which point the gunman fired. According to Yotsakorn’s uncle, Uncle Kob, the victim informed his mother earlier in the evening that he and a friend would be visiting Surat Thani city. At approximately 3am, Yotsakorn’s mother called him, and he mentioned he was on his way home. She later learnt from the police that her son had been shot, reported KhaoSod. The uncle added that the family had never known Yotsakorn to have conflicts with anyone. He was known for being hardworking, often delivering vegetables at Sichon market. He was accompanied by a friend, a conscript on leave, whom the family did not know well. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-27 -
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Trump says we will have greenland
"please sir. Can I have some more." Oliver Twist -
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Two Chinese Investors Arrested Over 10 Tonnes of Hazardous Electronic Waste in Chachoengsao
These sorts of people will break all the rules chasing a few bucks, they will use chemicals to extract Gold from the waste, then dump everything into a drain so the toxic waste flows into the river, mangroves & sea... enters the food chain, crabs, fish & shell fish. Lock them up & deport them back to Communist China where they can keep destroying their own country. Protect Thailand & Clean up the Pollution & Rubbish. -
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Trump's call with Danish PM sparks alarm & International Tension
2,166,086,000 square meters,this is the size of Greenland. Good deal? Would get a lot more in an auction. Trying to bully his way around the world,what is the old saying again? Fook around and find out? -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
So, say a retired expat is living in Thailand and owns ten rental properties back in his home country, thus, no pension for him. He remits say 1.5 million baht a year into his Thai bank account. He lives in Thailand full time, so over 180 days a year. He does NOTHING about this tax, zero, zilch, nada, and continues on living in Thailand as if none of it ever happened. If questioned, his plan is to say "the money I remit is not assessable" and YOU seem to think that will fly. That's it, simple as that, say the money is not assessable and there is no further action. So, the Thai banks, the TRD, and Immigration, with have absolutely NOTHING in place to stop such an easy loop hole. Really???? Most pensions from around the world go over the Thailand tax threshold. It goes back to the debate, how does the TRD know your income is not assessable unless you prove to them it is? Then, you would want some proof that you have proved it to them, and that will be a certificate showing zero tax to pay, which I predict, will be needed by immigration in the future. It will be interesting to see how it unfolds, but I'm sure it's not going to be as easy as you say.
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