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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
Am the complete opposite, mine will go in my hand just trying to get it in, to be honest it got on my wifes tits at first, but now she just takes it on the chin.. -
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Public Bus Accidents in Thailand Surge by 46.5%
With the top driver training and outstanding maintenance service in Thailand, it hard to believe these figures. More fake news! -
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Law to tax overseas income seems unlikely for 2025
Under current rules, if you transfer your income into Thailand when you're a tax resident here, then yes you have to pay taxes here. But if you keep foreign income abroad you don't need to pay taxes on it. That's what they've been talking about changing. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
And I am exceedingly happy for you. But back on topic, it's up to the customer to ensure that whatever bank they use, they keep their personal AND CONTACT information current. With the burgeoning implementation of updated tax rules it's the customer's responsibility to make sure they don't have any unpleasant surprises. Thanks. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 26 November 2024
Outrage Over Traffic Chaos as Thai Road Closes for Ceremony Honoring Bus Fire Victims File photo for reference only Thailand witnessed heavy traffic congestion yesterday after Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road was closed to hold a merit-making ceremony for the 23 victims of a tragic bus fire. This decision sparked criticism due to its impact on the already busy road. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344642-outrage-over-traffic-chaos-as-thai-road-closes-for-ceremony-honoring-bus-fire-victims/ -
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Outrage Over Traffic Chaos as Thai Road Closes for Ceremony Honoring Bus Fire Victims
Thailand witnessed heavy traffic congestion yesterday after Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road was closed to hold a merit-making ceremony for the 23 victims of a tragic bus fire. This decision sparked criticism due to its impact on the already busy road. The tragedy occurred on October 1, when a bus carrying students and teachers from Wat Khao Phraya Sangkharam School caught fire during a field trip, resulting in one of this year's deadliest road accidents. Yesterday, November 25, the ceremony took place at the site of the tragedy, attended by families, Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, and other officials. The atmosphere was somber as grieving parents struggled with their loss. The road closure lasted from midnight until noon, as the Pathum Thani Provincial Administrative Office had informed the public on November 22. Despite the notice, drivers faced significant disruptions, with some not receiving the information or unable to find alternative routes. Critics argued that the timing and location were inappropriate, suggesting that a less busy venue or a weekend event would have minimized commuter disruption on a typically busy Monday morning. In response to the backlash, ceremony organizers explained their choice. Residents expressed unease following the fire and insisted the event be held there to bring good fortune back to the road. Traditional beliefs also suggested that the souls of the deceased would only find peace if the ceremony happened where the tragedy occurred. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-26 -
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HD Prime
The catch up is garbage aswell, forever jumping, sometimes to the next program! Use alternative for live footie, much more reliable, and better quality. 59 Euros for the year was worth the risk. 🙂 -
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PM leads Chiang Mai meeting to boost post-flood tourism
Say bye bye to the floods. Say hello to the burning season with its toxic air pollution. Tourism?
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