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Crime Bangkok Police Launch Anti-Drug Operation: Three American Nationals Arrested at Nightclubs
Anyone who does illegal drugs in a foreign country deserves what they get. -
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Frequent surveys show that over 90% of homeless people are US citizens......so what this has to with sanctuary cities...I'm not sure. -
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Australia to Get Safest and Bestest Beef in the World from US
And the funniest thing is that the lefties don't want to let RFK, Jr work to fix that. Because... The syndrome. -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
Yes and shot down by mainstream readers here too...even though the very same MSM wrote about corruption back in 2018, and azof... both stopped in 2022 -
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Traffic Pattaya Introduces Smart Crossings for Enhanced Safety
Pictures courtesy of The Pattaya News Pattaya has unveiled a groundbreaking traffic safety initiative that promises to improve road safety in the city. On Wednesday, 23 July, the city introduced an innovative pedestrian crossing system on Second Road near Soi 6, North Pattaya, designed to enhance safety for both locals and tourists. This cutting-edge crossing features a push-button system that activates flashing lights, alerting oncoming traffic to slow down or stop. The aim is straightforward: reduce pedestrian accidents in high-traffic, tourist-frequented areas. "Crossing the road used to be risky because cars wouldn’t stop," shared Sompong Phurimanak, a local vendor positioned near the new crossing. "Now, with these flashing lights, drivers will hopefully stop." Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with both residents and visitors noting improved visibility and enhanced safety. This is the first of several planned installations, with city officials aiming to roll out similar smart crossings on Beach Road and Walking Street. This is part of a larger initiative to create a safer, more pedestrian-friendly Pattaya. “Our goal is to make Pattaya a safer and more walkable city,” stated a spokesperson from Pattaya City Hall. The focus is particularly on areas bustling with tourists and significant foot traffic. Some residents have raised concerns about whether drivers will obey the new system consistently. In response, city officials have promised that traffic police will be deployed to enforce compliance and issue fines to those who don’t adhere to the rules. This project is a key part of Pattaya’s broader effort to modernise infrastructure and implement smart city technologies. By enhancing pedestrian safety, officials hope to improve the overall visitor experience and establish a new benchmark for road safety in Thailand. Costing approximately 1.5 million THB, the new system represents a significant investment in public safety and urban development. The initiative is a testament to Pattaya’s commitment to becoming a safer and more innovative city, underscoring the importance of embracing technological advancements for the benefit of its residents and visitors alike. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-25 -
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Analysis Rising Tensions: Is Full-Scale War Looming on Thailand-Cambodia Border?
Both sides have more to lose than win... and neither want or need the worlds press looking in. As for Thailand, tourism is a major income, and tourists don't like war zones. After a few days of poking each other in the chest in a tit-for-tat aggression, things will calm down.
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