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12-Year-Old Girl Injured in Amusement Ride Fall, Ride Owner Vows Responsibility
They should have the operator go check each bar is locked before starting the ride. -
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Am I Stupid?
No. You're compassionate. Good for you. ❤️ Kudos. You have my respect and my appreciation. However - how much of your money is used to support the "handicapped kids or homeless ones" and how much of your donation is used for "over-head expenses" like "salaries" and "expenses" for the non-profit. That is something to look into. Ask a non-profit for their financial statements. In the US, 501c non-profits are required by law to provide the public with those statements. They can be utterly shocking. Some non-profits are better than others. Look for the ones where most, if not all, of the donations go to the cause that the non-profits says it is supporting. Here in Thailand I'm not sure that the government requires non-profits to provide the public with their financial statement. TIT. If you want all of your donations to go to those who need it, then do it on your own - or - volunteer to work for the charity you support and get to know what your donations are being used to support. So being a pensioner as well, I am not rich, and I take care of feral, throw-away pets, and temple dogs in my Tambon. Unlike foundations and 501c non-profits, and those who make requests via the internet for donations, I do this out of my own pocket without the assistance of anyone. It's an exercise of compassion. This includes paying for animals to be spayed and neuter or buying meds to stop females from going into heat to the extent that I can. I don't ask for as much as a satang from anyone. Who thanks me? The animals I care for. Knowing that those animals I support are taken care of, are well fed, and are not reproducing is thanks enough. Compassion is its own reward. ❤️ -
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Proof of address?
They didn't offer me that option??? How was that solicitor specifying payment of the £200? -
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Thailand Targets Tougher Alcohol Laws to Align with Global Norms
The low-level police are helpless as long as their superiors get large envelopes -
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Thaksin Accuses Absent Cabinet Members of Disloyalty, Demands Resignations
The last thing he needs is the people submitting resignations as that usually is a precursor to the party saying bye bye. Consider that BJT is on a roll, and the last thing they want to do is upset the military. The other major parties are there because of the military and the elites so all this anti-coup changing promotion system garbage is not going to sit well with them Also, if things are this bad, why is not the prime minister of the country not speaking out? Thaksin is pushing that line andd I think he is going to see the results of his foolishness very soon. THE CCC and EC still have those charges against him and the PTP. The only thing stopping them is that other parties might get hit. I can see the Courst saying that they were just there, but because PTP held most of the power, there was little they could do, therefore absolving them or barring one or two members. The best thing he can do for his daughter is leaving the country, go back to Dubai, and visit his sister that he screwed up. -
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Abc & G.Stephanopoulis made to pay & apology to Trump
Surly you are aware that a woman can be raped and there not be any sperm cells on her dress. Are you really trying to make a legitimate argument here? lol Also, the title of this thread is wrong. ABC settled, they have not been made to pay anything. -
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Grenade Attack at Thailand Fair Leaves 3 Dead
The transcription below features news stories from Thailand and across Asia, as presented on the Good Morning Thailand program hosted by Alex. Highlights include a grenade attack at a fair in Thailand and the return of the remaining 'Bali Nine' members to Australia. 1. Grenade Attack at Thailand Fair Leaves 3 Dead, 48 Injured A grenade explosion at the Amazing Highland Land Fair in Tak province killed three and injured 48, causing widespread panic among over 8,000 attendees. Suspects include a Thai national and a Karen National Union member. Authorities are enhancing security nationwide and reviewing public event safety protocols. 2. Drunk Driver Causes Chaos in Pattaya, Injures Two An intoxicated driver in Pattaya crashed into a motorcycle sidecar and multiple parked vehicles, injuring two. Witnesses detained the driver, who was incoherent and above the legal alcohol limit. The injured are hospitalized, and the driver faces legal action. 3. German Man Rescued from Balcony Incident in Pattaya Pattaya rescue teams saved a distressed 58-year-old German man attempting to jump from a fifth-floor balcony. The man, who sustained head injuries, was rushed to the hospital. Police are investigating the incident, and medical care is ongoing. 4. Saudi Couple Rescued After Jet Ski Capsizes Off Jomtien Beach Stranded at sea for five hours, a Saudi couple was rescued after their Jet Ski capsized. Rescue teams found the wife floating 2 km offshore. The couple reunited on the beach to applause, emphasizing the swift response of the rescue team. 5. British Man Arrested for Robbing Tourists in Pattaya A British man was arrested in Pattaya for stealing jewellery worth over 200,000 THB from tourists. CCTV footage and distinct tattoos led police to the suspect, who remains silent. Authorities continue to investigate his accomplice. 6. Thai Teacher Accused of Striking Child with Steel Ruler A Prachin Buri teacher is accused of injuring a 3-year-old boy with a steel ruler as punishment. Medical reports contradict the teacher’s denial. The child’s mother has filed a complaint as investigations continue amid claims of insufficient evidence. 7. South Korean President Impeached Over Martial Law Declaration South Korea's parliament impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over his martial law declaration. Protests erupted, accusing him of treason. Prime Minister Han Duck-soo is acting president as the Constitutional Court reviews the case. 8. Singapore Executes Iranian-Singaporean Despite Protests Singapore executed Iranian-Singaporean Masoud Rahimi Mehrzad for drug trafficking despite global opposition. Activists condemn the capital punishment policy as unjust, while the government defends it as a deterrent. 9. Remaining 'Bali Nine' Members Return to Australia After 19 Years Five "Bali Nine" members returned to Australia after serving 19 years in Indonesian prisons. Arrested for heroin smuggling in 2005, their repatriation underscores strong Australia-Indonesia ties. Rehabilitation efforts are ongoing. 10. US Navy Warship to Make First Port Call in Cambodia in 8 Years The USS Savannah is set to dock in Cambodia’s Sihanoukville port, marking the first U.S. Navy visit in eight years. The port call aims to strengthen ties despite concerns over Cambodia's naval cooperation with China.
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