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Transgender Fencer Sparks Controversy with Prestigious Win on Women’s Team
They can believe anything they want to believe , but that doesn't mean the whole World has to believe it as well -
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Do Thais really attack foreigners for no reason?
Why don't you go back to secondary school and pick up where you left off? Maybe even get a diploma! -
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I've had enough of the Tourist Ghettos in Thailand!
bob, you reckon slapping a sad emoji on every post that challenges your rubbish because your fragile little ego can't handle the truth that this chumped up action of yours is going to make you any less of a tosser? Naah bruv. Not happening. -
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Do Thais really attack foreigners for no reason?
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 18 December 2024
Ex-Monk's Reckless Driving Leaves Two Girls Critically Injured Photo: The Thaiger In the usually quiet province of Udon Thani, a reckless driving incident involving a former monk has ignited a storm of community outrage and social media mobilisation. The shocking collision was captured on CCTV, displaying a green Toyota Corona, driven by Itthidet Wongkamchan, careening into a motorcycle carrying two teenage girls—Fah, 15, and Noon, 14. This tragic event has left the girls battling severe injuries, including broken limbs and hip fractures. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1346556-ex-monks-reckless-driving-leaves-two-girls-critically-injured/ -
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Ex-Monk's Reckless Driving Leaves Two Girls Critically Injured
Photo: The Thaiger In the usually quiet province of Udon Thani, a reckless driving incident involving a former monk has ignited a storm of community outrage and social media mobilisation. The shocking collision was captured on CCTV, displaying a green Toyota Corona, driven by Itthidet Wongkamchan, careening into a motorcycle carrying two teenage girls—Fah, 15, and Noon, 14. This tragic event has left the girls battling severe injuries, including broken limbs and hip fractures. The accident unfolded as the girls were on an errand for their elderly grandmother. Eyewitnesses recounted Itthidet's initial assurance to cover the medical expenses, a promise that has remained unfulfilled as he disappeared without a trace. The mounting medical bills have pushed both families into financial turmoil, forcing them to rely on high-interest loans. Fah’s mother, hailing from Hat Yai, shared her emotional turmoil as she faced over 30,000 baht (approximately £720) in unanticipated expenses. "We are ordinary people, and this accident has left us in a difficult situation," she lamented, urging the driver to bear his responsibility. This incident has reignited discussions on the need for stricter driving regulations for monks, a topic that has gained traction among local residents and netizens alike. The police, with the aid of CCTV footage, are continuing their investigation, while attempts to contact Itthidet's relatives have yielded little progress. Noon’s father expressed his profound despair, recounting his tears upon learning of the accident. He appealed earnestly for the former monk, who had departed the temple years ago under questionable circumstances, to fulfil his initial vow and assist the injured girls. As the families grapple with their dire situation, the community remains vigilant, hoping for justice and accountability in the wake of this distressing incident. -- 2024-12-18
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